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Volkswagen Golf GTI and R Mules
Volkswagen Golf GTI and R Mules
Volkswagen Golf GTI and R Mules
Volkswagen Golf GTI test mule
Volkswagen Golf GTI test mule
Volkswagen Golf GTI test mule
Volkswagen Golf R test mule
Volkswagen Golf R test mule
Volkswagen Golf R test mule
Volkswagen Golf GTI test mule interior
Volkswagen is hard at work readying its next-generation GTI, and according to Autocar, one of the improvements we can look forward to is a slight bump in power. Currently, the GTI’s 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-four is good for 200 horsepower, but the revised engine is rumored to produce closer to 220 horses.
This doesn’t really come as much of a shock, however. Volkswagen recently introduced the 35th anniversary edition of the GTI for European customers, and this hot hatch cranks out a full 253 hp from the same 2.0-liter unit used in the standard GTI.
Autocar also reports that Volkswagen won’t likely produce the GTI cabriolet that debuted in Wörthesee this year. Instead, if any new Golf-based convertible is to be given the green light, it will be the even hotter Golf R cabrio that debuted alongside the GTI.