What is the ground clearance of the Golf 7?

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Lopes
07/25/25 12:34pm
The minimum ground clearance of the Golf 7 is 141mm in an unloaded state, and it will be smaller when fully loaded. Here is some relevant information: 1. The Golf 7 was launched in 2013 as a classic model designed by Volkswagen. It is the 7th generation of the Golf series, with over 40 years of history since the launch of the first generation. 2. The Golf series has established an unshakable benchmark in the global automotive market. Through several generations of updates, its design has been continuously refined to pursue ultimate perfection. The Golf 7 features leather seats throughout, adding a sense of luxury to the car. Its launch also marked the perfect continuation of the series.
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