« Reply #7 on: 07 February 2010, 11:15 »
Looks terribly cheap and nasty from the front and don't get me started on the alloys, regardless if there 18's or 19's, black or silver. It's certainly not a patch on the mk6 GTI or its older brother, the R32. Rant over......
You need to drive one

not look at it

Now how did EVO mag summarise it, oh yes

Quote :
"the Golf R feels sharper, angrier and a whole lot faster than the current GTI
All in all then the Golf R is a yet another hugely impressive addition to the hot hatch Premier League........The Golf R has also got terrific pace and tractability, coupled to a memorable effervescent engine and a sport biased chassis that exudes confidence, composure and perhaps most importantly genuine enthusiasm. Golf R - same game, bigger balls."
« Last Edit: 07 February 2010, 11:24 by JonnyG »

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