The Origin of the Fifth Generation Golf

August 25th, 2003 is an ordinary day for most people, but not for people in Wolfsburg, Germany. On this day, they changed the name of the city on the big and small slogans in the city to "Golf Fort" because their proud Volkswagen Golf Car family had the joy of "adding people". Volkswagen has launched an epoch-making fifth-generation golf cart at its headquarters. People commemorate this special day by temporarily changing the name of the city to express their joy.

I don't know when European consumers began to like compact cars, perhaps because of traffic pressure, perhaps for environmental protection, perhaps just for fashion. In recent years, the world's major automobile manufacturers have set foot in this field and launched their own compact cars. Their imaginary enemy is of course Volkswagen Golf, which has always been the leader in this field. In fact, this market situation has indeed brought a lot of pressure to the public and golf. Facing the market, they are no longer as calm as when they launched previous generations of golf. Ford Focus, Peugeot 307 and other products have great potential in Enemy at the Gates. In order to stabilize its dominant position in this field, Volkswagen has made great efforts in the design of the fifth generation golf and placed high hopes on it.