Why Bosnians Only Drive Volkswagen

[@role221]

In Bosnia we have a proverb A woman (wife) can be from a village but car must been from Germany

[@jozobozo9150]

@vxlkrye2015 brother its like new 300k km is nothing for this bad boy 😆😆😆

[@Ante_Knezevic]

@vxlkrye Pa istina brate dio nase kulture sta platiti 80000 za novi ako mozes 5000 za polovni

[@mustafaklnc1851]

Bei uns sagt man , ein Dorf ohne Esel ist kein Dorf 🤣

[@dan_6915]

@vxlkrye And buy what? A patetic dacia for 14.000€?

[@knickerbockers2010]

@@dan_6915 dacia is like low cost renault...now imagine the quality when even renault is questionable :)

[@Qlicky]

My father bought a used (1985) Golf MkII in 1995, right after the war for 1.500€. He drove it for 15 years and had someone offer him €1.700 for it after that time. The stories you can hear about this car around here are mind boggling.

[@DWREV]

What a great story! 🤩 Can you tell us some of those stories? We would also love to see some pics or a video from your Golf. Looking forward hearing from you.

[@jovanpanic4209]

@@DWREV i have a friend that uses a mk2 golf 1.6 diesel for work with 650 000km on the clock. And i mean USING it. Loading it with construction material and driving workers around 😆 While his mk4 golf is kept in the garage for rare occasions.

[@heisenfeis]

due to inflation i guess he did not gain any money even tho the number 1500 is lower than 1700.

[@Qlicky]

@@heisenfeis He never sold it. Look at it this way, imagine you bought a car 15 years ago. A car that was driven and wasnt kept in the garage and wasn't invested in. And then someone offers you more than what you paid for it. And we're talking about a car that has been produced in tens of millions, not some rarity. Inflation would be 43.1%, so it would come down to 2.146 Euros. Which would mean my father drove a car for 15 years and it only cost him 646 Euros, 43 Euros a year. What other car can you rent for 50 bucks/Euros a year?

[@alleyezonme4355]

Tas fabric automobile Sarajevo

[@Mclarenf1995]

The Bosnian people appear to be so genuine and kind. It reminds me of Albania a lot. Respect from Belgium 🇧🇪

[@sasazapadnik9335]

This region has some of the best ppl on the planet

[@whatsgoingon71]

Greetings to Bosnia from a fellow Golf driver from Germany!

[@bosanskipatriota2295]

❤️

[@theonlyMoancore]

Greetings from a Golf driver in the US!

[@701_Rider]

@@bosanskipatriota2295 Brate💪🏽❤️🇧🇦

[@701_Rider]

@@theonlyMoancore 🇧🇦❤️🇺🇸

[@idimidodjimi6760]

Short answer. It was built in Sarajevo factory, and parts were smuggled over the fence for free - so it made it popular because it was basically free to maintain and every mechanic had all parts in stock bought for practically nothing.

[@baronvonjo1929]

Here in America they never made decent supply lines a VW is significantly more expensive to maintain than a Ford or Toyota. As a rule anything from Europe will cost you a arm to maintain.

[@AbsoluteUnit1337]

@@baronvonjo1929 haha that's kinda funny a golf (not gti or r) is known as a cheap to mantain car here in the eu

[@eustahijebrzic1866]

I remember after the war, when they were proposing a new neutral flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the most sympathetic suggestion to me was to put the silhouette of the Golf II on the flag. And what they say, you can find spare parts for golf at the kiosk. I also have a golf II.

[@dakiiiiii]

Haha 🇧🇦🚗

[@MaxP374]

Man of culture right there.

[@eustahijebrzic1866]

@@MaxP374 ?

[@logicxhardcorex]

Hella cool man

[@michaeldog3459]

This doesn't help!

[@mohamedkandil1789]

I've always admired Bosnian people. Now they have my highest respect!!!

[@bosnianoenecuador]

Un lindo saludo para mis Bosnios y Herzegovinos desde 🇪🇨 Ecuador..

[@bosanskipatriota2295]

❤️❤️

[@Hrkac-j6f]

I have TAS Golf mk 1 , I inherited mine from my grandfather and ih has so much value to me I could never live without it. It's so nice to see someone making video about love for Golf in Bosnia, although I'm Croatian, Golf has special meaning for us too

[@DWREV]

#NeverWithoutGolf 🤩 Can you send us some pics or a video of your VW for our next project? Looking forward hearing from you.

[@M4ExKalashnikov]

I have inherited the VW nbut not a Golf, we had a Passat b3 that drives even after 16 years and I plan on to keep it on the road for many more years

[@SchwaboChannel]

we're all the same people brother. The borders don't define who we are as people. Politicians divided us .. people unite each other. Pozdrav!

[@danhobart4009]

Makes sense sinececroatsbosniansandgermansareallnazis.

[@SchwaboChannel]

@@danhobart4009 project much? Your comment doesn't even make sense.

[@thinds5271]

I have had mine for 25 years. My sister's first car. I bought it from her. All original dents and all. 500k+ miles. Still going. Love that little car! 1985 VW Golf 1.8l 5spd 2 door.

[@prestigeplays5115]

Interesting. Just like in Albania where 1/3 of the cars there are Mercedes, in Bosnia 1/3 of them are Volkswagens.

[@D730-u8m]

Albanians chose first 🙂

[@vietnowsoldo]

There is a small town here in Herzegovina where every car is Mercedes. As long as it's german, you can't go wrong :)

[@acolexa]

difference between albania and bosnia is that bosnians built and bought them but albanians stole them 😁

[@leftytheii5293]

@@vietnowsoldo someone should move there and buy a bmw just to annoy everyone

[@AnonymousGuy341]

@@vietnowsoldoGerman cars and reliability aren’t friends

[@torstenkenning]

I'm really impressed about his language skills! I know many over here, being residents since 15+ years that do not speak close as fluent as he does.

[@MehemLED]

Volkswagen Golf 2 is the best car ever made. I had one about 5 years and drove with it over 110000 km with it.

[@DWREV]

You sold it?! 😱😂

[@husk1c]

@@DWREV no, an idiot ran a red light and wrecked his car at an intersection

[@victorcatorz5731]

I agree.

[@daviddeschamps7170]

My mk2 jetta is the toughest car i bought

[@ΑλέξηςΑναγνωστόπουλος-τ7β]

My mk2 have 377.000km

[@undreamt_fish]

"Nobody is perfect but if you drive a golf, you're pretty close." well said. 😌

[@blindmirorputinovbot2130]

90% of them are stolen from EU

[@milosjanic1038]

cringe

[@Somewondude]

@@milosjanic1038 😂

[@leokatchorro3379]

here in brazil we love VW Golf so much too, its a very special car

[@EmpanadaDeCaca]

VW Gol even more

[@antiputin4403]

Nothing special there are millions of them

[@lucasRem-ku6eb]

SP2 is the best looking VW ever ever, it only needs and engine swap badly !

[@jasminvisca7893]

My dad has VW Touran 1.9 TDI 2004 with over 700,000 kms, couple of tweaks here and there and it still runs like new, interior still looks amazing, but there are still a lot of people here who hate those cars for whatever reason, i have seen couple of Golf Mk4 and Mk5 with over 2 million kms, they were imported from Germany and turns out they were used for Taxi purposes

[@jarletronerud]

Nice episode. I like VW Golf, and I did enjoy spending time in Bosnia!

[@RickGTI2019]

Nice to see people appreciating what they have. In America we live in a throw away society. Maybe I’m just old school, but I like the past and what it represents. Thanks, RickGTI….. 🇺🇸🌴

[@hypnotize107]

Well we need to change that mindset globally. The industry made us this way.

[@ADRIAN-zh4ti]

@@hypnotize107 people need work and money. One car, one washmaschine one tv for an entire lifetime....most people wouldn't have jobs.

[@Hazzard_Genji]

I love seeing us Bosnians finally being represented on a show like this, and especially our little slice of car culture. Well done!

[@complexi8692]

I was on vacation in Bosnia and in every mayor city there were alot of volkswagen Golfs.

[@darrenprior6339]

I learned to drive in a MK1 Golf. It belonged to my Grandfather who previously owned 3 new Beetles. My Grandmother bought it for him as a gift. He had no idea he was getting it. He loved that car as did I. When he passed away he willed it to my Mother who then taught me to drive in it. Since then I've owned numerous Golf GTi's and Golf R's and now both my daughters each one a VW Polo (that I bought for them) and my wife just bought a new T-Cross three weeks ago. VW's have been a massive part of our family for well over sixty years now and four generations. Your video brings back emotions. Thank you

[@RSi84]

I love Bosnia and Bosnian people and Volkswagen Golf ❤❤

[@GermanCRMZ]

In México the golfs are very popular too. There's something about these cars that you fell in love with them. I've sold mine and months later I buy another one.

[@wed3k]

I've had so many different cars but I always go back to vw. Audi and porsche are just too expensive to modify

[@hahamo_]

ty so much for making this as a bosnian this brought tears to my eyes, amazing little documentary

[@nakicavdic3642]

I am impressed by production quality of this video, thank you for visiting my homeland and making this content !!

[@lucasRem-ku6eb]

the Germans stopped using thes, easy to fix yourself at home designs !

[@AlienLivesMatter]

It's nice to see people value their equipment for sentimental reasons and the function it provides.

[@imaadcajee]

mustafa's story is so inspirational

[@windowsxp9120]

I'm in Canada and I have owned 3 generations of VW Jetta and my current mk4 wagon tdi is my favourite. It's fun searching for European exclusive parts to customize my car the way I want. Since my first VW I have only owned VW and it's never going to change.

[@myneymo77]

Tdi pump deuce your wagon ?

[@yourgrandmotherspimp1280]

@@myneymo77 vw bora pd130 for me 💪

[@remi009340]

Funny.. im in Canada too but after my first car which was a 90hp 1.8L mk3 golf, i bought 7 Hondas and never looked back. I do miss the iconic clack clack clack clack noise my golf made in reverse though lol.

[@chrislim7976]

I've had a few VW's but owning the same brand because it was your first sounds dumb. Quality and design change all the time.

[@simpleyummy797]

She is right you can find a golf 1 or golf 2 in every city, every street although they were even more common 10 years ago. Parts for the golf are very affordable and easy to find also it’s much easier to fix when things break. Truly the car of Bosnia

[@stefangrubesic2708]

Tbh i don't remember last time seeing Mk1, sad to see them disappear, an uncle of mine had one when I was a kid

[@wbs8820]

i live in Germany, both of my parents are from Bosnia. Every time i visit Bosnia, Golf 2 is waiting in garage.

[@tonymahony7936]

Wie hält er sich so nach längerem parken?

[@jimded]

When I went in Bosnia I had the same question why there are so many second and third generation especially golfs, finally I found some explanation.

[@ORANGETTSMK2]

Very nice and educational video!Greetings from Sweden and sturdy volvos🇸🇪

[@ES-fr3yz]

I'm Bosnian and live in USA. I own a Volvo 850 with 300k miles and it's a tank.

[@almirkarahodzic6264]

Hochachtung über so eine Doku...ich werde ins schöne Zeit aus meiner Jugend versetzt

[@olm89]

Sehr schöner Bericht und mal was neues.Wusste ich noch nicht ,daß Bosnien so ein VW Land ist.TAS Golf hab Ich scjon mal gesehen,,aber wusste nicht daß der aus Bosnien kommt.Sehr Interesant,auch die umgebauten getunten echt geil.Kanal abonniert.

[@Niko_Soldo]

In our family we had every generation of this beautiful car. Ill drive only Golf until i die!! Balkan loves you vw.❤️

[@krivi7166]

We love golf also in Montenegro 🎉

[@MrErrrust]

I swear in mntnegro few years Ago during my Visit i only saw golfs II or old black mercedes

[@bumbar7]

Not only in Bosnia & Herzegovina, I'm from Macedonia, currently driving Golf Plus, and I can tell you first ever "status-car" perceived be my was Golf Mk1 (TAS) owned by my grandad sister back in the early 90s'. Back than Golf was something special because everyone drove Zastava cars around me and this yellow Golf Mk1 was something that stand out from the ordinary.

[@rashdecisions523]

MK2 Golf is legendary!......I'm on my 5th one since the 90's! 💪🏾😻

[@JakeRawSon]

WOW amazing video. Really great Job. I might have to make a trip to Bosnia

[@whirler88]

consider this comment an invitation

[@petflash4050]

Finally the word is getting spread that the country who has the most love for this car is located in the mountainous balkan region.

[@PatchesOHoolihan]

I just saw this and it makes me miss My modified Golf MK2 back in South Africa. I dont know what it is but the GOLF MK2 just has a certain vibe that you just cant get from any other car. Also the fact that we VW driver will all appreciate one anothers creation is something truely remarkable !

[@bri1085]

MK2 looked like the MK1 without being a Citi

[@balensydney]

DW what a great story, what a great country and what a car VW… Great video.

[@someone28]

We owned a Golf in the 80's and my dad traveled to Italy from Bosnia in 1990 to buy a Jetta which was stolen at the very start of the war. I ran across it couple of years later. I recognized it due to the stickers on the back of the car that I put there. Of course we had no recourse. I swore off VW since then and drove Honda's and Mercedes only however I had a change of heart recently. I actually went in to order a new Jetta a month ago. Hopefully I get to keep this one forever lol.

[@DWREV]

What a great story! We hope you"ll keep this new Jetta forever as well. Don't forget to send us a message once you get 100.000 km on the clock.

[@mandismith89]

new vw are rubbish

[@hannes8784]

Modern vw are not really that what they where once....

[@kolobara08]

Aside from TAS factory, I believe in Bosnia the Bosnians recognized that VW is indeed a Volks Wagen. A car for every day Joe, easy to fix, maintenance affordable, last long... a true people's car.

[@libertas5005]

A car for every day Juka, not Joe :P

[@7alizani]

Ich bin Bosnier und lebe in Deutschland. Ich würde gerne die Reaktion der Top-Leute von VW sehen, wenn sie dieses Video sehen. Was ist ihr Gefühl. Sind sie stolz und glücklich, wenn sie so etwas sehen? Natürlich fahre ich einen Volkswagen. 🥰

[@Pobrais]

Please take note VW. Don’t go down the Mercedes route and make cars to a price. Keep your reputation as a builder of solid vehicles and you’ll keep your customer base. I’ve got an old Mk1 Golf diesel with just over 500,000 kms on her. My dad bought her new in 1982. She’s my daily driver and this Christmas, I’ll be driving from Lisbon, Portugal to Madrid in Spain and back.

[@Burkie-Batsbak]

In Holland we Love also te Volkswagen Golf, Golf 2 in particular they still love this and you also see them a lot

[@FN2166_]

We need TAS up and running again! Hopefully Volkswagen makes this reality one day!🙏

[@MojGradBrcko]

My father just sold his golf mk2 he had since the war in Bosnia, for 30 years it was in the family, never broke down. Great car!

[@kolobara08]

Ihh, nije isto voziti Golf po Hercegovini u kamenjaru tamo ili po Srednjoj Bosni i planinama i usponima sa voznjom u Posavini na ravnici, gdje osim (mozda povremene) kaldrme, voznja i auto bas i nemaju neke izazove.

[@MojGradBrcko]

@@kolobara08 To je istina drug, auto se kupuje iz ravnice :D

[@steppenwolf1872]

My father owned a Golf 2 1.6 gl in the Nineties and i remember it as the best car,it also had a particular plastic smell inside,very nice.And of course now i drive a Golf.

[@boskovaskovic]

The main reason is because maintenance is cheap, average price of any spare part is roughly 20-50$. Second reason is because the spending standard is very low, average salary is like about 300$, so most of the people can't afford Bmw or Mercedes.

[@digitalparadigms]

Have you priced a MK2 GTI lately? I'm guessing not.

[@jamesbowen2105]

I bought a 1985 Golf2 with 190k, sold it with 390k. 15 years later the buyer moved across from me, he still had it with 1 million plus on it!.. BTW it was Deisel 5speed manual

[@niiphox93]

Got a golf 2 as my first car a couple months back and I love it, when it runs properly that is. Its quite the fixer upper as its got carburetor problems, vacuum leak that I cannot find and some electrical difficulties between the temp sensor and heater, but hey, it's something.

[@90330]

If Harrison Ford was living in Bosnia, his name would be Haris Golf.

[@dondotta8304]

😂😂😂

[@ThraxJay]

Owned a mk5, mk6 & MK7 have to say these are the most fun I’ve had. Getting ready to do mpi to the mk7

[@jonathanforlin1854]

Absolutely beautiful, VW is all I drive. Have no clue what initially got me into them, once you close the door you'll never drive an import. Solid little cars, super fun when massively overpowered too!

[@chrislim7976]

Massively overpowered never heard of.

[@17_wm]

Here in South Africa the most popular Golf is the MK1. In fact an MK1's production in South Africa was discontinued in 2007/8.

[@bri1085]

Newer golfs aren't as popular now, it's all just Polos

[@17_wm]

@@bri1085 so true, Polos are literally everywhere

[@KingChadKennedy]

That's cool and all but here in South Africa we love the Golf aswell so much that we made the MK1 Golf untill 2008 we have MK1 Golf's with 1.4i , 1.6i and limited 1.8i engines ,and it's cool that only we have them and all of them are made here in South Africa by Volkswagen of South Africa and also we have zero diesel Golf MK1's & MK2's also no Automatics

[@stefanbarac6331]

Great video but i must say there is a mistake, that is an intercooler fitted on the front not a radiator🙂

[@AlfaGiuliaQV]

I bet it needs an IC that size with those performance numbers.

[@stephmaccormick3195]

Yeah... it's an radiator fot the IC... how do you think IC works?!

[@stefanbarac6331]

@@stephmaccormick3195 still not a radiator a radiator cools engine coolant, an intercooler cools the charged air coming from the turbo

[@davidbentley4370]

@@stephmaccormick3195 no its not

[@ninjamonkeyfpv8855]

Love my MK2 Jetta.. I've owned it 13yrs and won't ever get rid of it..

[@vedranr3697]

I'm a big fan of Volkswagen, I've been in that car since I was born. As soon as I was born, they put me in a Golf 2 and I spent a year of my life in that car while it was. My father that car was sold to my aunt in 2005, from 2005 to 2015 I grew up in a Golf 4 SDI 1999 with which I spent everything passed, learned to drive and the first car I drove. At the same time, I grew up in the Golf 2 in which I started my life, and in the Golf 5 TDI Edition from 2010, which was with my uncle at Taxi until 2018, where a cousin (son of the uncle) inherited that Golf. That Golf now has 760,000 kilometers and does not give up, suffering from 200 horsepower. In 2015, we owned a Skoda Octavia A5 4x4, it didn't let us down, we toured Europe with it, after that we had a Passat B6, also a nice car and never had any problems, and that's where I became an even bigger fan. In 2020, I thought my world was collapsing. My father sold the Passat, I had a lot of problems at home and my father bought a Toyota. I couldn't get used to that car at all, I wasn't satisfied with that car and I don't feel the same in other cars as I do in Volkswagen. At the time, I thought I wouldn't last any longer, but some problems are being solved. At the end of 2020, I met a man who is my best friend today because he is a Volkswagen fan and where VW brought us together, that man turned my life around, but all because of VW. A few months later, I realized my boyhood dream of driving a Golf 5 R32. After that, the Toyota started breaking down, we sold it and bought a VW Golf Mk7 with a panoramic roof. The Golf 7 has 330,000 kilometers and it doesn't give up, with that car I traveled to the VW meet in Imotski, I went to weddings, I traveled to my best friend in Slavonski Brod and had a nice drive, this year I fulfilled two more boyhood dreams that I went for a ride in Golf 5 GT Sport TDI R line with almost full equipment and that cousin took me for a ride in his Golf 5 GTI Edition 30, I've seen and driven a lot of VWs in my life and I can never get bored. I passed the driver's license for a car on a Golf 8, and a driver's license for a van on a VW LT46. I even worked at an authorized VW workshop. At home, I collect VW parts and VW jackets, t-shirts, pendants and the like... Simply, once a Volkswagen always a Volkswagen. Of course, I also have my page @best_of_volkswagen where I publish Volkswagens, I have met many VW fans through pages and VW Meets. Volkswagen forever 💙💙

[@DWREV]

🥰 Such an inspiring story! We would love to see some pics or a video from your collection and your car. Looking forward hearing from you.

[@vedranr3697]

@@DWREV For now, I currently own a Golf Mk7, it's not a special car, but something is coming soon

[@goldenhandcuffs]

@@vedranr3697 slobodno mu pošalji i slika i video snimaka iz prošlosti… ujedno bi moglo pomoći i vidljivosti tvoje stranice. Pozz

[@mikimiki195]

It’s simple why we love Golf’s Parts are easily accessible and cheep. Golf’s are great reliable cars.

[@mattwarren69]

I had a 1991 mk2 Golf GTI 16v 3 door in oak green. I bought it in 1998 for about £7.5k and sold it a couple years later at just over £6k ! Now worth 15-20k easily so not the smartest decision ! I loved that car

[@durgymp]

As I fellow Bosnian I am truly dissapointed that very few people use seat belts accordingly. The arrogance and the ignorance about how important seat belts are just astounding. It's just so embarresing to see them not use it.

[@djsonicc]

You can always tell a Bosnian, you just can't tell him much.

[@RS-lt2ue]

I can relate to the war stories here, I was there in 1997 with the US Army.

[@therdrbog]

they're not wrong, i was born in bosnia and moved to australia when i was 5, now i own a golf r 7.5 :D fun and fast cars

[@701_Rider]

Hello✌🏽

[@701_Rider]

Greetings from Germany ✌🏽🇧🇦❤️🇦🇺

[@701_Rider]

I have also family in Australia because of the war🙌🏽.

[@BigSteve_Gaming187]

I love my 04' Passat 1.8T Wagon 5-Speed. Being a family man here in Wisconsin most are surprised seeing The Granny Sleeper lift up it's skirt and run.... 😉😁 I see you got Hoosier tires that came from up North from where I live. 😉

[@Vm94-p7u]

Yugoslavia was very respectful country all over the world... Sadly, fooking politicians teared us apart. Now we live in 6 separate countries and also whole new world.

[@axelhopfinger533]

A true car for the everyday needs of common people. Just like the creator of the Volkswagen intended.

[@KS_edits]

Brazil loves Volkswagen vehicles too, it's hard to break and if it breaks, everybody knows how to repair. Of course we like to tune them too, here in Brazil it's common to see VW's Up, Gol, Polo and Golf tuned at Stage 3

[@diamondcentofanti7683]

I'm a hardcore VW lover...right now have a b5.5 Passat and a Mk4 golf ..had a couple Jettas , one a Wolfsburg, and am about to get my Mk4 golf a rebuild

[@MB-sh3dz]

Most Bosnians have a deep love for golf 2.

[@dzenisrizvic]

The Golf II was produced in Sarajevo in the Factory which is/was called TAS..

[@dylanburtonburton7728]

VW 4 LIFE💯South Africa also loves VW

[@cardenassolisrodrigo2601]

Y yo que pensaba que México era de los países más fanáticos de Volkswagen, al punto de ser el país que tuvo el honor de producir el último Volkswagen Tipo 1 Sedán del mundo en el 2003, pero los Bosnios nos ganan con el Golf, saludos a Bosnia desde México.

[@DWREV]

Maybe we come visit Mexico next!

[@cardenassolisrodrigo2601]

I hope so! Because this year 2023 is going to be the 20th anniversary of the last Volkswagen Type 1 being produced in the world!

[@bri1085]

Also very popular in South Africa but with the economy being what it is, the Golf has been swapped out for the Polo. The MK1 was very popular with the basic body plan being sold into the early 2010s as the VW Citi Golf. It was eventually replaced by the Polo vivo which is basically the previous gen polo

[@DWREV]

If you know of a highly tuned Golf (or a Golf with a mind-boggling figure on the Odo) somewhere in South Africa, write to us on [e-mail]. We might even come by to film it!

[@sash328]

Since Austrians Banned GTi Treffen it would be a great idea if you would organise the event in Bosnia. New location for GTi meet

[@DWREV]

Well, we hope the people at VW are listening to you. A Wörthersee revival in Bosnia might be a great idea! Although let's first see how their event at Wolfsburg goes...

[@bosnianswede]

Fantastic! I remember in my youth people drove either the Yugo or the Golf, and the newer Golf you had more respect you got!

[@dopey473]

The Golf also represents the cultural divide between the northeastern Serb Republic state and the southwestern Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Things used to be the same here up north but I rarely see any old Golfs now, all replaced by Audis and newer VWs. That sounds like progress but trust me it's just corruption, poor people who used to drive old cars now drive nothing. Looking at how much weight I lost over the years speaks for itself haha. It's a poor fake attempt at modernization. Even the much more developed Croatia has more Golfs than we do. I've always said if you want to see what Bosnia is becoming go up north but if you want to see what it was go down south, that is the true Bosnia. They're broke too but they don't try to hide it. Keep driving these Golfs with pride braćo moja!

[@ondreue]

Thank you for sharing their stories. ❤

[@hristaki99]

We love Golf in Bulgaria too. We call it the people's car.

[@momake7062]

I couldnt sleep because this car is tested near my house amazing job Adnane.

[@libertas5005]

He's a lousy neighbor then. He should be more considerate of people who live nearby.

[@nedimsu]

Vidis ti ove zemlje jest lijepa i ljudi kako su dobri. I opet dusman ne da mira. Rasplaka me ova situacija sa Mustafom

[@eddieB-8]

They used to produce them, back in old Yugoslavia there was a big VW factory outside of Sarajevo.

[@denizfrench6790]

What a great video!

[@DWREV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sS-sf2zw]

I am a black woman my Bosnian boyfriend got me driving a MK7 stage two tune, I like it ,don’t really see much black people driving them or people in general driving the golfs in KY.

[@DominionGF]

In our family you don't buy Golf. You inherit one.

[@roksroki5676]

Pozdrav do Bosna od VW fan od Makedonija.

[@InappropriateShorts]

Ye about to make an appearance in Bosnia “I loooooove Vokswagon”

[@minnihd6470]

i drive a golf 2, now i know where i can get my spare parts from :)

[@DWREV]

😄

[@g-funk484]

I am a bosnian, born in bosnia, left at 4 yrs old to Australia from the war, I have never owned a vw and I would never recommend anyone to buy one

[@fernandotjameya4859]

The Golf is highly appreciated here in South Africa. The Golf is a legend here. But with the newer Golfs getting more and more expensive 😢 it’s starting to lose it’s popularity amongst the youth.

[@kenan8795]

Thanks for video. We still have Jetta 2 1.6 tdi from 1990. Part of family.

[@TheSirha]

You said it! And here it is! Welcome to Bosnia :D

[@themadscientest]

Funny how smaller less expensive vehicles usually build a huge following so long as it's small and plain and runs great.

[@ivankuljis1780]

I love this _VW GOLF LOVE STORY_ Let's hope they _NEVER STOP_ talking about it____

[@junkyarddawgfixit8970]

This video and the story is amazing, thank you for that and keep rolling........

[@DWREV]

Thanks for watching!

[@adomujka3873]

Super Doku, könnt ruhig noch mehr aus Bosnien berichten 💪

[@aashutoshbhagat2677]

I am an Indian but if I was a Bosnian I would buy an old VW Jetta or a old Skoda octavia to stand out of the crowd yet be related to the crazy fans 😜 . Here in India VW is a premium brand which makes solid cars but they are high maintenance literally because the service centres just don't fix the car , they just replace the entire part assembly on the pretext of damage preventive maintenance and whatnot plus the parts are expensive despite being made in India. VW skoda is a brand which gives us 75% of driving pleasure that a Audi,BMW or Mercedes Benz would provide at a fraction of its cost. That's why I love it even if I can't afford to buy it.

[@marcross52-95]

I think I may have seen this drag car in a 1320video feature!