BODYWORK: Most of its paintwork is still original and it has never suffered any accident damage.

MECHANICS: With only 122,800 km and some maintenance stamps from an official Volkswagen service centre. Nothing has been modified and its periodic inspections (ITV) are up to date, providing a clear record of the kilometres driven.

INTERIOR: The interior remains exactly as it left the factory, and even the optional radio currently fitted is accompanied by its original purchase invoice.

HISTORY: With the GTI Mk2 already on its way and many unsold units of the Mk1 still in stock, Volkswagen’s engineers created the Rabbit as a final breath for the first-generation Golf, simplifying its equipment while adding a subtle nod to sportiness by incorporating one extra horsepower on its technical specification. The last of the first.

This unit was delivered new in Madrid in 1984 to its first and only owner, who enjoyed it until the end of her life. It has now been inherited by her 16-year-old grandson, who prefers to find an enthusiast who will take proper care of it.