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Volkswagen - Golf Mk5, Mk6 (2009)

From its emergence in the late 1990s through the 2009 release, the Volkswagen Golf Mk5 and Mk6 have become a staple of the compact‑car market. Whether you’re browsing to purchase a used model or just curious, a key question for enthusiasts remains: what is a 2009 Volkswagen Golf Mk5, Mk6 worth today? Understanding how the Volkswagen Golf Mk5, Mk6 price shifts over time—and why that matters—provides a clearer picture for buyers and sellers alike.

Below is a concise, SEO‑friendly snapshot that covers:

  • Comprehensive technical specs
  • Depreciation trends backed by real data
  • How the Mk5 and Mk6 stack up against rivals
  • Who most commonly drives these hatchbacks
  • How to get the most accurate pricing information for your region

Key Specifications (Volkswagen Golf Mk5 & Mk6)

  • Engine options: 1.9 L TDI diesel, 2.0 L TDI diesel, 1.8 L GTI gasoline, 2.0 L GTI gasoline, 2.0 L rugged diesel variants
  • Transmission: 5‑ or 6‑speed manual; 4‑ or 5‑speed automatic (Tiptronic); 6‑speed automatic for TDI models
  • Drive layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive
  • Fuel type: Petrol or diesel (TDI) with ethanol variants in certain markets
  • Power output: 100‑150 hp (varies by engine), 89‑155 kW
  • Torque: 200‑300 Nm depending on engine
  • Dimensions: Length 4,240 mm, Width 1,747 mm, Height 1,470 mm, Wheelbase 2,560 mm
  • Weight: 1,225‑1,505 kg, dependent on trim and option pack
  • Seating capacity: 5 passengers, 2‑across front, 2‑across rear
  • Cargo capacity: 420 L standard, 1,660 L with seats folded
  • Features: Dual‑zone climate control, navigation, Cruise‑Control, safety: ABS, ESP, traction control, multiple airbags

Depreciation Insights

The Volkswagen Golf Mk5, Mk6 depreciation pattern aligns with industry averages for well‑maintained compact cars. Typical headline figures are: