Where can I view this 2020 Volkswagen Golf?

This Volkswagen Golf is located in Raphoe, Ireland. Contact P Connolly Car Sales & Repairs directly through Autoza.ie to arrange a viewing appointment.

What is the asking price for this Volkswagen Golf?

The asking price is €22,495. You can contact the seller directly on Autoza.ie to enquire or negotiate.

What is the mileage on this 2020 Volkswagen Golf?

This Volkswagen Golf has 53,100 km on the odometer.

What fuel type is this Volkswagen Golf?

This Volkswagen Golf runs on Diesel.

Is this Volkswagen Golf NCT tested?

NCT status for this Volkswagen Golf is included in the listing details on Autoza.ie. All verified listings display relevant test history and service records provided by the seller.

Can I get finance for this Volkswagen Golf?

Finance options may be available through the dealer. Use the free Autoza.ie car finance calculator to estimate monthly repayments for this Volkswagen Golf at €22,495.

How much does this Volkswagen Golf cost to run per year in Ireland?

Estimated total annual running cost is approximately €3,612. That breaks down as: motor tax €600 (Estimate (no engine/CO2 data on listing)); insurance estimate €950; fuel €1,712; servicing €320; NCT averaged €30. Assumes 16,300 km per year (Irish average per CSO).

What is the annual motor tax on this Volkswagen Golf?

Estimated annual motor tax: €600 per year. Basis: Estimate (no engine/CO2 data on listing). The exact figure on your VRC may differ slightly. Pay online at motortax.ie.

What real-world fuel economy does this Volkswagen Golf achieve in Ireland?

Estimated real-world consumption is 6.0 L/100 km, which at €1.75/L (May 2026 Irish price) gives an estimated €1,712 per year over 16,300 km. Irish driving (mix of motorway and single-carriageway, often wet) tends to land 10–15% above WLTP figures.

What is the estimated 3-year cost of owning this Volkswagen Golf?

Estimated 3-year total cost of ownership is approximately €15,785, comprising €10,836 in running costs plus an estimated €4,949 (22%) depreciation on the asking price.