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Andy @ Jul 4th 2006 2:35PM
this is more in response to the first post in the series but applies to them all...
I find this review rather lame. It the end it basically come down to the badge on the car. As you said in the first post that you would rather take the audi keys because of what other people would think. I find this quite pathetic and having no place in a review.
that being said I have to agree with the handling remakr above me.... The Audi is nice for its 4 door convenience for some people but as far as sporty goes the GTI is in another league AND it has massive luxury. Its a very nice car and obviosuly over engineered for a typical VW in its range.
Either way you cant lose with that 2.0T FSI, its brillant