The Volkswagen Rabbit Convertible is also known as the Golf Cabriolet. The early prototype did not have the roll-over bar, and also had a flat body line in the rear. The production version of the convertible was known as the Type 155 as well as the Golf Cabriolet. In the United States, the Rabbit Convertible has renamed Cabriolet and was sold from 1980 to 1993. The newer model has a reinforced body, a transverse roll-over bar, and a high level of trim. Throughout its production, the convertible did not change except for a larger fuel tank. From 1988 all of the Cabriolets had clipper body kit which had smooth body-coloured bumpers, wheel-arch extensions, as well as side skirts. The Golf cabriolet had special editions which were included the Etienne Aigner, Carat, CC, and Wolfsburg.

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