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Offline carl1

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Re: Golf R
« Reply #20 on: 17 September 2009, 07:36 »
not that keen at first but the more i look at pics its growing on me, what isn't growing on me is the price, i personaly like leather on a R model it isnot necessary on a gti for me, so its over 30k for me  which is 2nd hand m3 or a good 335i coupe money. Ive paid 27.5k for a golf R32 before but it felt special and somehow ive got a feeling if the mk6 R is anything like the S3 to drive then its going to be dull and numb. So if thats the case id rather have a mk5 ed30, mk5 R32 or a mk6 gti. I hope im wrong about how the new golf R drives tho and it turns out it drives nothing like the s3 to drive.
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Re: Golf R
« Reply #21 on: 17 September 2009, 11:35 »
Just spoken to VW Customer Services about the Golf R:

  • Expect it to be available to order start of December with prices and specifications launched at the same time
  • Expect it to be in the showroom and available to test drive in January

All above subject to change, though that's what they're working to at the moment.
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Offline synnea

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Re: Golf R
« Reply #22 on: 17 September 2009, 11:49 »
Were they able to confirm a price?
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Re: Golf R
« Reply #23 on: 17 September 2009, 12:01 »
Were they able to confirm a price?

Nope - we'll find out start of Dec apparently. Was hoping to get one before the end of year to avoid the 2.5% VAT increase, but not looking likely.  :cry:
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Re: Golf R
« Reply #24 on: 17 September 2009, 12:22 »
Just as i expected, no chance of getting once in Dec, so who is it that owes me a GTI ?


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Offline FroGTI

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Re: Golf R
« Reply #25 on: 17 September 2009, 13:38 »
Here are some nice pictures that have started trickling through into the French press as the Frankfurt Motor Show gets under way. NOTE THE LED REAR LIGHTS!! :drool: Don't care for the central pipes, though...








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Re: Golf R
« Reply #26 on: 17 September 2009, 14:02 »
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MKV GTI | Reflex Silver | 5-dr | Anthracite 17" | Manual | Highline MFD | Cruise | Revision 'D' DV | Dirty Pipes |

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Offline SilverChariot

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Re: Golf R
« Reply #27 on: 17 September 2009, 15:33 »
How about a black 5 door:


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PS: Sorry for the poor Photochopping - I'm a beginner.
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Offline synnea

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Re: Golf R
« Reply #28 on: 17 September 2009, 15:34 »
Thats gives us a good general idea! Will looker cracker in black. Would love to see white if you get time  :smiley: ......
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Re: Golf R
« Reply #29 on: 17 September 2009, 16:34 »
Here's what they say in the Moniteur Automobile, a small, but extremely well-respected Belgian magazine. I couldn't be bothered to translate it all myself, so just put it through the Google translator, sorry. Still, I think you'll get the drift...

The most powerful Golf history model was shown in Frankfurt. VW has built a 2-liter TSI 270 hp under the hood of the sedan with appendices of circumstance.

With its 270 hp (199 kW), the Volkswagen Golf R makes 20 hp compared to the Golf R32. However, it lost 1.2 liters of displacement (cons 2 liters 3.2 liters) and 2 cylinders (4 against 6). As a bonus, consumption fell by 21%: 8.5 liters per 100 km (8.4 with DSG) against 10.7 liters with the R32. Performance is obviously stronger. Apart from the electronic limitation of 250 km / h, the R is better than any other Golf: 0 to 100 km / h in 5.7 s and 5.5 s with the DSG. In this case, a second faster than the R32. More than a second making also kilometer standing start: 25.4 s against 26.7.

The TSI direct-injection turbocharged 1984 cc developing 350 Nm (+ 30 Nm) to 5000 rpm. All the torque and power are transmitted to the four-wheel drive 4Motion new generation. With this development, it is no longer necessary to have differences in diet between the front and rear to activate the clutch SUV's. This operation uses an electric pump which provides pressure rise up to 30 bars. The pressure to build on the slats of the clutch increases proportionally to the desired torque on the rear axle. Moreover, it can operate independently of skating. The Golf has an R rating for the front, but does not hesitate to use the rear, left to become the drive for a moment.

The Golf R features a sport chassis, wheels of 18 inches and reinforced brakes. This device is a 17-inch discs internally ventilated 345 mm front and 310 mm rear. The calipers gloss black lacquer are embellished logo R The PSE has of course been adapted to respond later. It adapts to the driving mode selected (Comfort, Normal or Sport), as the steering.

The front of this R shows three large air inlets in the bumper. We also see a ramp diode acting as DRL. And overnight, the bi-xenon headlamps are fitted as standard. The rear exhaust outlets, the diffuser, spoiler and more LED lights covered with tinted windows make it almost superfluous R logo. In the cockpit, an effort has been expended on the ergonomic seats and equipped with many settings. Optionally, you can mount the bucket seats.