The 2016 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen is a turbocharged Golf in the front and a wagon in the back. That means it’s got the fun driving experience of VW’s hot hatchback with all of the versatility of an SUV. If that sounds like the perfect combination for you, then you’ve got a tough decision to make. Which trim level gives you the best bang for the buck? We’ll lay it all out for you in this comparison of the 2016 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen S vs Golf SportWagen SE. Read the rest of this entry >>

Volkswagen has announced that the production version of the 2017 Golf Alltrack that will be on display this week at the New York International Auto Show will be available for sale this fall. The Golf Alltrack adds 4MOTION all-wheel drive, rugged appearance and upscale interior to the already-versatile Golf SportWagen. It will be a great value alternative to more-expensive cars like the Audi Allroad wagon. The Golf Alltrack and Golf SportWagen will have the same 1.8-liter, 170 hp engine and the same 66.5 cubic feet of available cargo space. Beyond that, here are all the difference between the 2017 VW Golf Alltrack vs Golf SportWagen: Read the rest of this entry >>