Volkswagen Golf SV In-Depth Review 2018

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One of the rarest sights on British roads, the Volkswagen Golf SV Hatchback is the more practical version of the standard Golf. It’s taller and has bigger proportions, which means more interior space and a larger boot. Visibility is also excellent.
The end result is that you get the same keen sense of fun of the regular car, but with added family friendliness. For example, there are roof rails for your bikes, while features such as a picnic table further enhance its appeal to families who are planning mini breaks.
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[@albaraq61]

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[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

Thank you for subscribing, Baraq. Glad you enjoyed the review 👍

[@willotoole4118]

Another great informative Review and great content and great video and great car by osv. Keep up the great content @Osv

[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

Hi Will! Thanks for the amazing feedback, we really appreciate it. We are so glad you enjoyed the video 😀More content coming soon!

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

_"Hi Will! Thanks for the _*_amazing_*_ feedback,"_ ...Sorry? Have I wandered into another galaxy or something? In what paradigm might *you* (nice OSV person), consider Will's 22 word feedback to be amazing? I could have understood *any* of these replies; (no offence meant to you Will btw) _"Thanks for your feedback Will..."_ _"Thanks for your great feedback Will..."_ (having a little fun with... ahhh never mind.) _"Thanks for your to-the-point reply Will..."_ _"Thanks for your less than interminable response Will..."_ Or best and most appropriate of all (any my personal favourite), _"Thanks for your kind words Will..."_ Why is it (young person at OSV), does everything have to be brilliant, amazing, superb, fantastic or awesome with your generation? Someone far more literate than you or I once said in relation to the English language, that _"...less, is more."_ Adieu.

[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

Hi there, we are pleased with the positive feedback from Will and appreciate Will taking the time to comment his thoughts and feedback. We like to keep a positive and friendly vibe so it is key to show appreciation to the kind people that take time out of their day to tell us how great they found the review. But thank you for your feedback, we will be sure to take it on board.

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

*swansea007791:* You'll be telling me to put my boxers and joggers back on as well next!!! *;¬)*

[@AR-fy2qo]

This guy drives and reviews like a machine. Talented!

[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

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[@dickturpin4786]

Can anyone comment on the performance of the Golf SV 1.5tsi? It's only 128 bph but not sure how torky it is I'm about to replace my 2.0 ltr petrol Honda CRV which is sluggish on low down pull, so unsure and my budget wont stretch to a more powerful version.

[@theelectrichobo829]

I will be getting one as soon as the lease is finished on my Fiat 500Hell

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

*The ElectricHobo:* Now I'd genuinely be interested in hearing more. What was the main problem with your Fiat 500(Hell)?

[@tomjardine100]

How reliable are VW Mk7 golfs, are they problem free ?

[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

There are remarkably few faults reported by owners over the Golf’s 3-8 year life, with even the most common fault, a serious one with the braking system, not being too common. A small number of diesel owners also had a serious issue with the suspension, and rarer issues were also reported with the air conditioning, a minor fault with the cruise control on petrol models, and another minor one with the washers or wipers.

[@goodkingkarlos]

Do the dpfs still give trouble on newer vws?Also looking at a 1.4 tsi with high mileage should it be reliable with full service history?

[@NB_NB_NB]

@@goodkingkarlos No and Yes

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

I know OSV covers a fairly wide variety of vehicle reviews (and thanks for that), but this particular review is extremely 'Daddish', even down to the incredibly boring colour of the car being reviewed. Once the reviewer steps into the Golf SV, you discover it really WAS designed for a 1970's Dad. Dashboard, bland. Seating, bland. Switchgear, bland, and so it goes on. Again I appreciate that it's an MPV being reviewed, but seriously, you look at the design and styling of *this* MPV, and then compare it to MPV's like the 2018 Citroen MPV or the 2018 Renault Scenic. I mean even Skoda MPV's are a little ray of sunshine next to this dreary 'thing' still being thrown out to sell by VW. An awful vehicle in my opinion.

[@OsvUkVehicleSupply]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions, I'm sure our other viewers will find them useful.

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

*swansea007791:* Creep! LOL

[@theelectrichobo829]

Oh the small issue of the electrics catching fire and the shoddy semi automatic gearbox that seems to jump from 5th to 3rd at 70mph and the insanity inducing rattle from the engine bay while at idle... The car is only a year old.

[@DrAnne-mc8er]

*The ElectricHobo:* Eek! It sounds a nightmare, not to mention a death trap. Mind you, I've had major electrical problems with all four of the Italian cars I've owned. I wouldn't have another for that very reason. Perhaps the most worrying thing as I see it, is how that one Italian family who own and control Fiat (the Agnelli family), seem to be buying up the global car industry one piece at a time, without any Government or Monopolies Commission asking a single question? At the last count they own and control Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Ferrari, Fiat, Jeep, Lancia, Maserati and even Ram Trucks in the US. Surely that can't be good for the car buying public worldwide? Especially given that they also own all the factories which manufacture and install all the electrical wiring and components in all those marques! Cheers for replying anyway.