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Good to drive, nice, simple, affordable classic hacthback car. Unlike massively overcomplicated expensive blobs of today. Great scenery as well.

Nice car

Also ich muss sagen ich hatte schon gezögert mit meinem Golf 5 1.6 102 ps nach London zu fahren weil ich Angst hatte das er kaputt geht. Was jedoch funktioniert hat. Aber über 11 Stunden mit einem 1.4 er 75 ps zu fahren ist schon eine stabile Aktion 👍

I had this car and absolutely hated it. In the city it was very uneconomical, during summer with the A/C on it used to consume over 10 liters per 100 kilometers and for longer motorway journeys it was horrible because it is underpowered and revs very high, at normal cruising speeds (120-130 km/h) it sits at almost 4000rpm and it also consumes a lot of fuel (but less than in the city). Even as far as maintenance goes it was more expensive than other equivalent cars of that size/power. I do have to admit, the noise levels weren't high and there is a decent amount of space for such a car. My friend had the same one and his consumed a lot of oil as well, mine didn't, thankfully. The mark 5 isn't necessarily a bad car, but I would avoid it with that engine and go for a reliable, economical and more powerful 1.9 TDl

Außer deine Knie und Hände sieht man nicht viel! 🙂 But! One interesting thing to note is that you do exactly the same as my German girlfriend when driving a manual car and approaching a stop. That is you put the car into neutral at some distance before the stop and allow the car to ‘coast’ in neutral before coming to a stop. This is absolutely NOT what we’re taught to do in Britain! In fact, I think you’d fail the driving test here because you effectively reduce the control you have over the car in neutral. You have disengaged the engine from the rest of the drive-train and it is considered a dangerous and bad habit. It also makes little or no difference to fuel consumption. Maybe it’s something that is taught in Germany? I don’t know? But….Below is something I found online written by driving instructor here in the UK: “It's called coasting and it puts you in a position where you're not in full and proper control of your vehicle. I'm not saying it's dangerous but it increases your braking distance exponentially because you've detracted the engines natural braking ability, meaning you're relying solely on your brakes. Do not, and I cannot stress this enough, do this. If you do it on your test you will fail, and rightfully so because of how dangerous it is. One of my earlier students did this on test and couldn't understand why they'd failed to the point they returned to the test centre after 10 minutes. Debrief was... Interesting to say the least.”

Danish traffic is the best.

Schönes Video👍 Ist das der 2.5 TDI mit 102 PS oder mit 151 PS?

Gleich mal abonniert, ich bin gespannt auf die ersten Videos aus den Ländern!

Should be doable. I have been to every country in the EU (+more), except Cyprus and Ireland with my Skoda Citigo (same as VW Up!)

Say me when your in Finland I wanted to see Finland my hole live

Greate idea! I also have thought about in which countries I have been with my golf mk 4. But these "only" have been the one around Germany and down to Croatia.

Is it 151ps or 102

nice. but you should have stated what the top speed was cause the dial is hard to read.

Best car ever❤

You are new to RUclips. I hope you reach a thousand subscribers or more. I enjoyed the video, thanks

Did that in my 08 Vivaro van, so yes easy.

Why not

Unless you are a resident of Vatican City you are not permitted to take your car into the country. Are you a resident there?

How about Malta? :p

why are there blood splatters below you?

Yes! Lets go! 😎