The strawberry basket is back! The 1:87 model of Karmann’s open-air Golf rolls up in dark green. When it launched, the Golf I Cabrio seamlessly continued the legacy of the slightly long-in-the-tooth Beetle convertible – today, both of these models have risen to the status of vehicle legends of the Federal Republic’s post-war era. The smoothness of its engine and the added safety features allowed the VW Golf to win over drivers even in its first open-top season. The VW Golf I Cabrio, whose prototype was produced between 1979 to 1992, featured a hitherto unseen roll bar, which gave it a distinguishing look and earned it the nickname “Strawberry Basket”.
The dark green body and black chassis make the ivory beige interior stand out and let the silver logos and lettering shine. The lighter green makes the soft top an additional visual highlight.
