However, fuel consumption is the only thing you want to cut down on. You don’t really want to have to sacrifice style, comfort or practicality in order to pinch a few pennies. And this is where the VW Golf 118 TSI Comfortline comes in. And, of course, the 118 TSI Comfortline has all the VW Golf features such as the combination of a compact and well-styled body with generous seats (kind of like my great-aunt) and a five-star ANCAP safety rating. But what makes the Comfortline unique is its interior finish (plus a few tell-tale exterior touches, such as the chrome on the radiator and the 16-inch wheels). These interior features include dual zone climate control, rain sensing windscreen wipers, auto-dimming rear vision mirror, automatic headlights with a cunning coming/leaving home function and a three-spoke multifunction leather-wrapped steering wheel. CD player without any trouble. Like all versions of the new Volkswagen Golf, the 118 TSI Comfort Line has been engineered to be easy to drive and quiet. This means that everything is designed to reduce vibrations and extra noise. Take the example of the windscreen: it’s big, it allows for lots of visibility and it’s engineered to minimise that wind noise (and, incidentally, reduce the fuel consumption - that noise is caused by friction-causing drag). Safety inside the VW Golf 118 TSI Comfortline is superb. And those who choose to can upgrade their VW Golf 118 TSI Comfort-line by selecting the Sport Package that includes sports seats, sports suspension and 17 inch wheels. The Volkswagen Golf handles well around the corners with just the basic Comfortline package - this is enhanced even further by the sports suspension in this optional package.
It comes with similar features as Volkswagen Vento Petrol Highline, with the only difference being its automatic transmission gearbox. Volkswagen Vento Diesel Trendline It comes with the same features as Volkswagen Vento Petrol Trendline except diesel engine. Volkswagen Vento Diesel Highline It comes with the same features as Volkswagen Vento Petrol Highline except diesel engine. The all new Volkswagen Vento comes in both Petrol and Diesel engine. The all new Vento is packed with the same engine as Volkswagen Polo. The car has a 1.6 L engine. The new Volkswagen Vento is equipped with both 5 speed manual transmission and a 6 speed automatic gearbox (in the petrol version) and 5 speed manual gearbox (diesel version) for smooth changes and easy shifting of gears. The engine has a DOHC Valve configuration with 4 valves per cylinder that results in a dynamic performance. The new Volkswagen Vento promises to offer smoother and faster gear shifts and acceleration in both manual transmission/automatic mode. This engine is claimed to offer a mileage of 11.2 kmpl in the city and 15.83 kmpl on the highway while the AT version gives a mileage of 14.4 kmpl.
The diesel variant of the car delivers 20.54 kmpl mileage on highway and 15.8 kmpl in city. Volkswagen Vento is unveiled in both petrol and diesel engine. Both the engines are powered by a 1.6 liter DOHC in-line type engine. This In-line type engine with 4 Valves per cylinder offers greater torque and clear emission. Volkswagen Vento is mated with a 5 Speed Manual and 6 speed automatic gearbox with triptronic (in the petrol version) for easy shifting of gears. The engine will provide smoother and faster gear changes with both manual and automatic gearbox. This engine offers idling speed to be lowered without compromising on its high-speed performance. The Volkswagen Vento Trendline variant comes in two exciting colours i.e. candy white and flash red, both being the most sought after colours in the auto world. The car has body coloured outside mirrors, door handles, chrome strip on trunk, chrome finish on front air dam, fog light surrounds and green wedge at top section of windshield. On the other hand, Highline variant of the Volkswagen Vento is offered in reflex silver metallic, shadow blue metallic, terra beige metallic and deep Black Pearl.
The exterior includes body coloured outside mirrors and door handles, 15” alloy wheels, chrome strip on trunk, paint, metallic and pearl effect, chrome finish on front air dam and fog light surrounds and green wedge at top section of windshield. It a known fact (well for car enthusiasts !) that the acceleration of a car is greatly dependent on the torque and transmission. Manual transmission offers greater mileage and acceleration than the automatic transmission. The Volkswagen Vento is powered by 5 Speed Manual Transmission and 6 speed automatic gearbox (in Highline variant of the petrol engine ) to facilitate smoother changes in gears. The petrol operated variant of the car can touch a top speed of 185 kmph with manual gearbox and 183 kmph with the automatic transmission while the diesel variant can be topped up to 186 kmph. Volkswagen Vento ExteriorVolkswagen Vento is a stylish luxurious sedan that offers a distinct sporty look.
The secret of its distinct design lies in the combination of a robust appearance with functional details. The exterior design gives the car a smart and an elegant appearance. The classy look of Vento spells sophistication all the way. The design of Volkswagen Vento blends concept car themes and sound aerodynamic principles while conveying the brand’s rally heritage. The front of the Volkswagen Vento is similar to the Volkswagen Polo design with chrome trimmed front radiator grille that offers a classy and an elegant look. The saloon and the hatch are similar to the B-pillar, except for a different grille and lights, to differentiate it from its hatchback sibling. Volkswagen Vento Tail LampThe stylish halogen headlight and indicators give extra emphasis to the elegance and luxurious look and provide good and optimum vision on the road, thus offering an uncompromising attention. The squarish rear LED lights (tail lamps) give a very innovative and impressive look and offer stylish contour to the New Volkswagen Vento which perfectly blends with the rear design.
