Reluctantly selling my Volkswagen Golf after five years of ownership, only because I've upgraded to a newer car. This is a genuine, well-maintained example with full service history, cambelt replaced, and a large folder of invoices and receipts showing thousands of pounds spent on servicing and maintenance during my ownership. Previous MOT advisories have always been rectified, and the car has been maintained regardless of cost. The 2.0 TDI engine starts first time, pulls strongly, is economical and drives exactly as it should. The gearbox, clutch, brakes and air conditioning all work well, making it a reliable and comfortable car to drive. It's an honest 2011 car with the expected age-related marks, but it presents well and has been looked after throughout my ownership. Highlights: Full service history. Cambelt replaced. Large folder of invoices and receipts. Thousands spent on maintenance. Previous MOT advisories rectified. Reliable and economical 2.0 TDI. Genuine reason for sale. Any inspection is welcome.