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Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) technical specifications and fuel economy

Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp)

Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) has a urban fuel consumption of 10.8 l/100 km | 21.8 mpg US | 26.2 mpg UK extra urban fuel consumption of 6.7 l/100 km | 35.1 mpg US | 42.2 mpg UK Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 11.7 sec. The maximum speed is 175 km/h | 109 mph.



Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Technical information

  • Engine displacement
    1781 cm3
  • Power
    90 hp
    66 kW
  • Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h
    11.7 sec
  • Maximum speed
    175 km/h
    109 mph
  • Kerb Weight
    960 kg
    2116 lbs
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Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) General information General information
Brand : Volkswagen
Model : Golf
Generation : Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987)
Engine / modification : 1.8 GT (90 Hp)
Production start : 1987 year
Production end : 1991 year
Coupe type : Hatchback
Num. of Doors : 5
Num. of seats : 5
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Fuel economy (consumption) Fuel economy (consumption)
Fuel consumption / economy - urban : 10.8 l/100 km | 21.8 mpg US | 26.2 mpg UK
Fuel consumption / economy - extra urban : 6.7 l/100 km | 35.1 mpg US | 42.2 mpg UK
Fuel consumption / economy - combined :
Fuel Type : Petrol (Gasoline)
Drag coefficient : 0.34
Fuel tank volume : 55 l | 14.5 US gallons | 12.1 UK gallons
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Performance Performance
Power : 90 hp | 66 kW
Max power in : 5250 rpm.
Maximum speed : 175 km/h | 109 mph
Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h : 11.7 sec
Torque : 142 Nm @ 3000 rpm.
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Engine Engine
Model Engine : RP
Engine position :
Engine displacement : 1781 cm3
Engine oil capacity : 4 l
Coolant : 6.3 l
Fuel System : Mono-point injection
Position of cylinders : Inline
Valvetrain : SOHC
Number of cylinders : 4
Number of valves per cylinder : 2
Compression ratio : 9
Piston Stroke : 86.4 mm
Cylinder Bore : 81 mm
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Transmission Transmission
Wheel Drive : Front wheel drive
Number of Gears (manual transmission) : 5
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Chassis Chassis
Length : 3985 mm | 156.9 in
Width : 1680 mm | 66.1 in
Height : 1405 mm | 55.3 in
Wheelbase : 2475 mm | 97.4 in
Front track : 1427 mm | 56.2 in
Rear (Back) track : 1422 mm | 56.0 in
Minimum volume of Luggage (trunk) : 330 l
Maximum amount of Luggage (trunk) : 1145 l
Max weight : 1440 kg | 3175 lbs
Front brakes : Ventilated discs
Rear brakes : Disc
Kerb Weight : 960 kg | 2116 lbs
Minimum turning circle (turning diameter) : 10.5 m
Permitted trailer load with brakes (12%) : 1200 kg
Permitted trailer load without brakes : 470 kg
Volkswagen Golf II (5-door, facelift 1987) 1.8 GT (90 Hp) Tyres / Wheels Tyres / Wheels
Tire size : 185/60 R14
Wheel rims size : 6J x 14
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