What does DCC actually change on a Volkswagen Golf?
Does the DCC option on a VW Golf Match enable the suspension to be made either softer or firmer? The VW website implies this is the case, but my local dealer - who is trying to sell me a car without DCC - says it will only make the suspension firmer. Which is right?
Asked on 21 July 2025 by Ralph Ecclestone
Answered by
David Ross
Dynamic Chassis Control is available as an option on the Volkswagen Golf and as well as being able to tailor individual settings it also offer the choice of Normal, Comfort and Sport modes. Although Volkswagen do not provide specific information on the relative firmness of the three settings, it is safe to assume that Comfort is softer than Normal and Sport.
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