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2022 Volkswagen Golf R Evolves the Species
More power, more refinement, more modes, and there’s even going to be a manual. Fast and mature, the Golf R sits above the GTI in →
2022 Volkswagen Golf R: First Look
The new 2022 Volkswagen Golf R made its online debut today to the excitement or VW enthusiasts everywhere. The Golf R is the highest performing →
2022 Volkswagen Golf R Revealed As The Most Powerful Golf Ever
People are probably a bit disappointed that Volkswagen decided to discontinue the standard Golf in the US, and understandably so. The small hatchback has been →
The 2022 VW Golf R is special – but not for the obvious reasons
You may have been distracted at the time, but Volkswagen revealed the 2022 VW Golf R overnight and the hotly-anticipated performance hatchback is shaping up →
2022 VW Golf R: The most powerful Golf features torque vectoring and Drift mode
The 2022 VW Golf R is highly anticipated for many reasons. For starters, the new Mk8 Golf R is the most powerful Golf ever made. →
Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport revealed with 221kW
And next-gen VW Golf R will slam down 245kW – but Aussie models may get power cuts… The wraps have come off the new Volkswagen →
Best new cars coming 2020-2021: my A-Z guide of the Geneva Motor Show
Transcript Welcome to the 2019 Geneva Motor Show soin this video I’m going to take you allaround the show which includes this hallbut also come →
2020 Volkswagen Golf R Final Edition Review
Current Volkswagen Golf 7.5 sent off with a fitting – if slightly manufactured – farewell After seven years on sale (the last three in Mk7.5 →
2022 Volkswagen Golf GTI: Top things we know about the newest Mk8 Golf
Volkswagen unveiled the all-new Mk8 Golf last year with plans of introducing the Golf GTI and hybrid GTE shortly after. As fate would have it, →
Peugeot plotting 225kW plug-in 308 R
French car-maker will finally go head-to-head with Golf R, with all-wheel drive plug-in hybrid powertrain Peugeot will finally launch a credible rival for the Volkswagen →
VW’s Tesla-Fighting Electric Sports Car May Be a Long Time Coming
Affordable performance has been a Volkswagen brand hallmark for decades, thanks in large part to cars such as the GTI and the Golf R. Nowadays, VW is pushing →
Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR priced
German brand to send off current Golf with 300 racy specials After several delays, Volkswagen Australia has finally announced pricing and arrival details of the →
GENEVA MOTOR SHOW: New Volkswagen Golf hot hatches previewed
Diesel-powered hot hatch emerges with striking new LED light bar and DRL signature; shows what the even quicker new Golf GTI will look like Volkswagen →
Here’s the 2021 VW Golf R before Its July Debut
The turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four in the Golf R could produce as much as 330 horsepower. Volkswagen will show the new Golf GTI hot hatch at →
Vivid send-off for Volkswagen Golf R
Volkswagen Golf R Final Edition to send off seventh-generation AWD hot hatch before it’s replaced next year The Mk7.5 Volkswagen Golf R will make way →
2020 VW Golf 8th Gen revealed: Five hybrids, GTI and R
One of the most recognizable and popular of VW’s line of vehicles is the Golf. The company is set to launch a new 8th-generation for →
BMW X2 M35i Review: A Hot Crossover That’s a Bit Overcooked
The BMW X2 M35i is an affront to an automotive enthusiast’s sensibilities. It looks like a slick, angry hot hatch. It has what could be a wicked →
Next-gen Volkswagen Golf R to miss out on hybrid power
Next year’s all-new Volkswagen Golf R is shaping up to be fastest VW hatch ever, but it will go without an electrified powertrain An advanced →
2019 Honda Civic Type R vs. 2019 Volkswagen Golf R: One of These Is the Best Hot-Hatch in America
Honda and VW push small-car performance to the max in two practical compacts that are full of surprises. Volkswagen created the hot-hatch genre in 1976 →
2019 Hyundai Elantra GT N Line review
What do the Honda Civic Type R and Volkswagen Golf R have in common? They’re the most performance-focused specimens in their respective lineups and undoubtedly →
BMW rules out Mercedes-AMG A45, Audi RS3 mega hatch rival
Instead, the new 50:50 AWD M135i gets a downsized turbo-four, 225kW of power, and oomph to tackle A35, S3 and Focus ST BMW has opted not →
2019 Volkswagen Golf R Review
The 2019 Volkswagen Golf R is good at blurring things. Like the line between mainstream and premium cars. And the scenery when the accelerator is →
2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI packs Golf GTI tech into sports sedan
Volkswagen has revealed the 2019 Jetta GLI, wrapping the 2.0-liter TSI engine of the Golf GTI in a performance sedan body. Making its debut at →
Volkswagen Golf GTI and R manual killed – for good
The original hot hatch to go without a manual transmission in future Volkswagen Australia has sensationally consigned the manual gearbox to history in its performance →
2019 Volkswagen Golf range: Full pricing and specs
Updated version of German car-maker’s most popular model now in showrooms Volkswagen Group Australia has announced full pricing and specifications for its upgraded 2019 VW →
New Renault Megane RS vs Honda Civic Type R vs Volkswagen Golf R Comparison
What’s the best hot hatch on sale today? To find out we’re pitting the new Renault Megane RS against our reigning champion, the Honda Civic →
2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test Video, Part 2: Road
Welcome to Part Two of the video feature for our recent 2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test. To recap, we’ve assembled three all-wheel-drivers and three front-drivers →
2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test Video: Track and performance
The hot hatch hero of the moment right now is the Hyundai i30 N, the Korean marque’s first serious salvo against the world’s fittest small →
2018 Hot Hatch Mega Test Face-off: Ford Focus RS, Honda Civic Type R, Hyundai i30 N, Peugeot 308 GTi, Subaru WRX STI, Volkswagen Golf R
Is there a more vibrant and diverse segment on the market right now than that labelled ‘hot hatch’? In fact, is it technically a segment →
2018 BMW M140i v Volkswagen Golf R comparison
If you’ve got $60,000 to spend on a hot hatch, you really need to have these two at the very top of your list. They →