Volkswagen Golf 1991–2000
3 generationNo photos yet1.6 MT (101 PS)
General information
Number of doors5
Car classC
CountryGermany
Steering wheel positionLeft
At a glance
Engine1595 cm3 Gasoline
Power99 hp
GearboxManual
Origin
Germany
GermanyTrim
1.4i MT (60 PS)1.4 MT (55 hp)1.4 MT (60 hp)1.6 AT (100 hp)1.6 AT (101 PS)1.6 MT (100 hp)1.6 MT (101 PS)1.8 AT (75 PS)1.8 AT (90 PS)1.8 MT (75 PS)1.8 MT (90 PS)1.8 Syncro MT (90 hp)1.9 AT (110 PS)1.9 AT (90 PS)1.9 D MT (64 PS)1.9 MT (65 PS)1.9 SDI MT (64 hp)1.9 TDI AT (110 hp)1.9 TDI AT (90 hp)1.9 TDI MT (110 PS)1.9 TDI MT (90 hp)1.9 TDI Syncro MT (90 PS)1.9 TD MT (75 PS)2.0 AT (115 hp)2.0 MT (115 hp)2.0 Syncro MT (115 hp)2.8 VR6 MT (174 hp)2.9 VR6 MT (190 PS)
Specifications
Engine
Engine power101 PS
Compression ratio10.3
Maximum torque140 N*m
Capacity1595 cm3
Valves per cylinder2
Turnover of maximum torque3500 RPM
Number of cylinders4
Max power at RPM5800 RPM
Max power (kW)74 kW
Stroke cycle77.4 mm
Cylinder bore81.0 mm
Engine power99 hp
Engine modelaek, aft, aks
Engine codeAEK, AFT, AKS
Injection typedistributed injection (multipoint)
Engine placementFront, transverse
Engine typeGasoline
Cylinder layoutinline
Boost typenone
Timing beltOHC
Bodywork
Curb weight1115 kg
Max trunk capacity1425 l
Back track width1465 mm
Front track width1468 mm
Clearance150 mm
Height1560 mm
Full weight1650 kg
Width1695 mm
Wheel size175/80 R14, 195/65 R15
Wheelbase2475 mm
Length4340 mm
Min trunk capacity465 l
Number of seater5
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA57.1 5x100 mm
Body typeWagon
Gearbox and handling
Number of gear5
Drive wheelsFront wheel drive
Gearbox typeManual
Operating characteristics
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km11.1 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)11.9 s
Max speed185 km/h
Fuel tank capacity60 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.5 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km8.2 l
Fuel95
Suspension and brakes
Front brakesDisc
Rear brakesdrum
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionSemi-dependent, spring
Grades & features
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