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US Side markers and the european front fascia seems to be not so odd:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/54736619@N06/7173416519 (it also has the american plate space on the rear)
You could add the side markers if you have a scratch on the fender (this black part) and you want to replace it. Or because it looks cool. Its not possible to put the Jetta bumper under the Golf head lights, so it can only be the black part that was changed.
And the rear plate space is part of the trunk lid, thats also an easy change.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/54736619@N06/7173416519 (it also has the american plate space on the rear)
You could add the side markers if you have a scratch on the fender (this black part) and you want to replace it. Or because it looks cool. Its not possible to put the Jetta bumper under the Golf head lights, so it can only be the black part that was changed.
And the rear plate space is part of the trunk lid, thats also an easy change.
It is indeed not odd to see EU-spec Golfs and Jettas retro-fitted with US-spec bumpers and plate holders these days, because that's the trendy thing to do to your car in certain circles.
Along with large day-glo wheels, slammed suspension, a waste gate that goes PFOOOHHHRRRR with every gear change, an old-style roof luggage rack, a so-called "sticker bomb" on a fender, and rust on the hood. Sorry for the rant, but it's like the implausible mish-mash of every worst automotive trend ever.