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Volkswagen Releases Golf R-Line Package in Europe

With the release of the updated Golf late last year, updated equipment packages have been trickling out. The latest is the Golf and Golf Variant R-Line package.

R-Line cars come with added flair inside and/or out, but without the big power of the Golf R.

For those who only want their car’s exterior appearance to change, there’s the R-Line exterior package. It comes with updated front and rear bumpers, sill extensions, and R-Line badges all around.

For those who want the R-Line to follow them inside, there’s the R-Line package. It has the same exterior mods, but with R-Line sport seats, a multifunction steering wheel, contrasting stitching on the gear shift boot, stainless steel door sill panels, 17 or 18-inch alloy wheels, and more.

The cost for these packages range from €1,105 to €2,295.

Read the full list of changes below:

R-Line exterior package

  • R-Line front bumper with air intake screens in high-gloss black and unique honeycomb structure, C signature in high-gloss black
  • Rear bumper with R-Line specific diffuser and trapezoidal chrome trims
  • Sill extensions in high-gloss black
  • Package-specific rear spoiler with aero flaps
  • R-Line badges on radiator grille and side panels

R-Line package

  • Features of the R-Line exterior package
  • R-Line sport seats in “Carbon Flag/San Remo” design, or optionally upholstered in “Vienna” leather (perforated) in Black-Crystal Grey
  • Multifunction sport steering wheel, leather-wrapped with contrasting stitching, and R-Line badge
  • Decorative “Dark Diamond Flag” inlays
  • Gear shift boot and floor mats feature contrasting stitching
  • Stainless steel door sill panels, pedal caps and foot rest
  • Black rooflining
  • R-Line logo on display start screen
  • Wheels (selection): 17 or 18-inch “Sebring” alloy wheels
    17-inch “Singapore” alloy wheels, 18-inch “Marseille” alloy wheels

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