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The Best Cheap Car Sold in America Is Going Away, And It's All Your Fault

The Best Cheap Car Sold in America Is Going Away, And It’s All Your Fault

Posted on December 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Got a crossover parked in your driveway? Then yeah, you’re the problem.

A few weeks ago, the SUV I was supposed to review became unavailable at the last moment. In its stead, I received about the last car I would expect to be in a press fleet: a simple 2020 Mk7 Volkswagen Golf with a six-speed manual.

The Golf is a VW icon. It remains Europe’s best-selling vehicle, but in America, the base Golf has withered — indeed, it’s all but died on the vine. 
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