Are VW Golf diesels reliable?
Volkswagen Golf GTD reliability The fact that the Golf GTD shares a large proportion of its parts with other models in the VW range should ensure this range-topping model is just as reliable as any other Golf diesel.
How long does a Golf TDI last?
The main reason I purchased the VW Golf TDI is that with the diesel engine, life expectancy is 50-80% longer. A well-maintained diesel engine can easily go 400-500,000 miles.
Is VW 2.0 TDI a good engine?
The VW/Audi 2.0 TDI gets mixed reviews when it comes to the reliability of the engines, mainly because of the oil pump and turbo failures. And of course the VW emissions scandal. However, overall these engines are solid and we have seen many last over 200,000 miles without any major engine damage.
Is buying a diesel worth it?
Technically speaking, buying a diesel-powered car is worth it if you drive over 10,000 miles per year – and mostly on the highway – given that diesel engines burn fuel slower, which leads to better efficiency and overall longevity.
How reliable are petrol Golfs?
Our latest reliability data shows petrol Golfs in a better light than their diesel counterparts. Petrol models were given a reliability rating of 94.6%, while diesel variants received a rating of 89.4% – not terrible, nor amazing. Volkswagen, as a brand, ranked 20th out of 30 manufacturers in the same survey.
How reliable is the 2015 Volkswagen Golf?
The latest Golf has been pretty good in our car reliability survey so far, but the cars are still very young. At this point the e-Golf’s long-term reliability is unknown–as is the Soul EV’s. full 2015 Volkswagen Jetta / Golf / GTI review
What kind of fuel does a VW Golf TDI use?
The VW Golf TDI uses diesel fuel and gets a consistent 46-48 mpg in mixed driving. I do a lot of driving in hilly areas and it has plenty of pep to get me around the slow folks, even going uphill in 5th gear. Best of all it is both comfortable and fun to drive.
How reliable are petrol and diesel cars?
Petrol models were given a reliability rating of 94.6%, while diesel variants received a rating of 89.4% – not terrible, nor amazing. Volkswagen, as a brand, ranked 20th out of 30 manufacturers in the same survey.