The term “hot hatch,” aka a high-performance version of a mass-produced hatchback – has been part of the automotive lexicon for almost four decades. And while there may be a variety of competition ...

The Golf GTI is a car that, for over 40 years, has defined Volkswagen. It's not the fastest, cheapest, or most exciting hot hatch. Yet the branding is so strong that they're trying to force it onto ...

You know what they say about everything being bigger in Texas. It's the land of wide-open properties and big trucks. So what do you do if you're into the VW Golf GTI yet want to blend in? You get a ...

The US sport-compact revolution started right here. Decades on, VW's pumped-up Rabbit might still be America's most entertaining hot hatch. Chris Paukert Former executive editor / Cars Following ...

The original 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit GTI is one of the all-time greats—a wheeled ball of joy that can still put a smile on your face nearly 40 years after it first arrived on U.S. shores. But there's a ...

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Volkswagen's Golf GTI is always a top-pick in the performance hatchback segment, and for the 2019 model year, the German manufacturer improved the already stellar GTI with an additional 8 horsepower, ...

The Volkswagen Golf GTI is an icon among driving enthusiats worldwide. It’s fun to drive, but easy to use every day. Our review GTI is the limited production Rabbit edition with gloss black wheels, ...

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The Volkswagen GTI and the spicier Golf R are two of the small number of hot hatchbacks that are still on offer here in the United States. It was VW that kicked off the whole segment 50 years ago at ...

The term “hot hatch,”aka a high-performance version of a mass-produced hatchback — has been part of the automotive lexicon for almost four decades. And while there may be a variety of competition ...