Redesigned Golf and Jetta models appeared in California first and then made their way to the rest of the country by 1994. All except the earliest production 1994 models came with standard dual airbags, replacing the door-mounted automatic front shoulder belts. The sole engine for 1993 and 94 Golfs was a 115-horsepower 2.0-liter 4-cylinder. Most Jettas got that engine too, but the top-line GLX model got a 172-horsepower V6. A 5-speed manual transmission was standard on all Golfs and Jettas, and a new 4-speed electronic automatic was optional, except on the GTI.