Volkswagen Golf Mk3 facts for kids
The Volkswagen Golf Mk3 is the third version of the popular compact car called the Volkswagen Golf. It took over from the Mk2 in 1991. Then, in 1997, the Mk4 replaced it. However, some versions, like the Golf Variant (a station wagon), continued until 1999, and the Golf Cabriolet (a convertible) was made until 2002. The base design of the Mk3 Golf was also used for another car called the Vento.
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Different Types of Golf Mk3
The Golf Mk3 came in several body styles, giving people different choices depending on what they needed.
Engine Choices
The Golf Mk3 offered different engines, giving drivers various options for power and fuel type. Engines are like the car's heart, making it move.
Petrol Engines
Petrol engines use gasoline as fuel. Here are some of the options available for the Golf Mk3:
- 1.4-liter engine: This engine had 44 kW (60 horsepower).
- 1.6-liter engine: This came in two power levels: 55 kW (75 horsepower) and 74 kW (101 horsepower).
- 1.8-liter engine: This also had two power levels: 55 kW (75 horsepower) and 66 kW (90 horsepower).
- 2.0-liter engine: This engine produced 85 kW (115 horsepower).
- 2.0 GTI 16V engine: A sportier version with 110 kW (150 horsepower).
- 2.8 VR6 engine: A more powerful engine with 128 kW (174 horsepower).
- 2.9 VR6 engine: The most powerful petrol option, making 140 kW (190 horsepower).
Diesel Engines
Diesel engines use diesel fuel, which can be more fuel-efficient. The Golf Mk3 also had several diesel engine choices:
- 1.9 D engine: This engine had 47 kW (64 horsepower).
- 1.9 SDI engine: Another 47 kW (64 horsepower) option.
- 1.9 TD engine: This produced 55 kW (75 horsepower).
- 1.9 TDI engine: This version had 66 kW (90 horsepower).
- 1.9 TDI engine (more powerful): A stronger diesel option with 81 kW (110 horsepower).
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See also
In Spanish: Volkswagen Golf III para niños