During two model years, about 7735 VW Golf Countrys were made. While Steyr-Daimler-Puch only made a few of these idea cars, the Country is based on them. It came to the Country in the year 2022. Most people go crazy when you raise the ride height of a passenger car instead of an SUV or truck. Both the Porsche 911 Dakar and the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato sold out almost immediately. It’s not the first time a “safari” 911 has been made. This 1991 VW Golf Country can meet your needs for a higher supercar if you don’t have six figures. This 1991 Volkswagen Golf Country is being auctioned off on Bring a Trailer, a Hearst Autos satellite state like C/D. The description says that about 7735 of these improved Golf hatchbacks were made. Because people liked the idea, VW sent many of its four-wheel-drive Golfs to Steyr-Daimler-Puch to be customized even more. Putting bricks between the shock posts and the springs is one of many things that must be changed. Steyr-Daimler-Puch added tube subframes, brush guards, skid plates, fender flares, and a beautiful spare tire to the trunk. It looks like something from a new wave of zombie movies in the end. People already know this car is meant to go off-road; there’s even a cute little sticker on the side to tell them. Volkswagen said in a news release that the Golf Country comprises 438 different parts and is about five inches taller than a standard four-door hatchback. You can have almost as much fun inside the cabin as outside. The door panels and seats are covered in patterned gray cloth, which makes the inside look like it has yet to be used much. The dashboard has excellent VDO gauges, and the speedometer reads just under 100,000 kilometers. With 97 horsepower in its 1.8-liter engine, the Country shouldn’t be expected to go fast. If you want to buy a unique off-road car, you have until November 3 to place your bid. You won’t see a Golf Country on Bring a Trailer very often.
