Old second hand car prices.

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The R1.0-Million Golf 1: Collector’s Dream or Market Madness?

A Volkswagen Citi Golf 1.8R is for sale with a price of just under R1.0 million. Is this a typing error or real?

In South Africa, the Volkswagen Citi Golf is more than just a car; it is a national monument. For decades, it was the “people’s car” that transitioned from a budget-friendly student runabout to a cult classic. However, a recent listing from Audi Centre Newcastle has sent shockwaves through the local community, posing a startling question: Is a Citi Golf actually worth R999 900?

The car in question is a 2010 Volkswagen Citi 1.8iR. To the uninitiated, that price tag – just R100 shy of a million – might look like a clerical error. But for the serious collector, this isn’t just any Citi; it is a “time capsule” example of one of the rarest production models ever to leave the Uitenhage plant.

Is it Worth it?

Value is subjective. To a museum or a high-net-worth individual looking for the ultimate piece of South African motoring history, this 1.8iR is an irreplaceable artefact. You cannot “build” a car with 55 original km; it either exists or it doesn’t. However, for the average fan, the price represents a bittersweet moment – the day the “People’s Car” officially became a “Rich Man’s Trophy.” Whether it sells for the full asking price remains to be seen, but we do know this: the Citi Golf has officially left the parking lot and entered the art gallery.

www.carmag.co.za

The R1.0-Million Golf 1: Collector’s Dream or Market Madness?

A Volkswagen Citi Golf 1.8R is for sale with a price of just under R1.0 million. Is this a typing error or real?
www.carmag.co.za www.carmag.co.za

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