The Golf GTD features twin chromed tailpipes and rear spoiler at the back and integrated fog lamps, below the honeycomb grille at the front. Golf 6 GTD includes a black roofliner and black roof ...

Those include a more aggressive front fascia ... Favoured by a performance weight of 7.6 kg/PS (including driver), the Golf GTD sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.5 seconds; at 230 km/h, it has ...

The new GTD version of the World Car of the Year, the Volkswagen Golf 6, is now closer than ever ... you will get a new front bumper, located below a honeycomb grille element, framed by chrome ...

we liked it enough that the seventh-generation Golf will see a U.S.-spec GTD in the lineup, likely for the 2016 model year. Upon receiving the news, even those of us who hadn't driven the Mk. 6 ...

For the GTD, VW first added the GTI’s body kit, including the large front intake with vertical ... than that of the regular Golf TDI. The GTD is lowered by 0.6 inch—not quite as much as ...

The Golf GTD with DSG is capable of achieving 220 km/h, also accelerates to 100 km/h in 8.1 seconds and consumes just 5.6 liters of diesel ... Consider the front end, for example: Among the ...

Stylistically, the Golf GTD leans heavily on the Golf GTi. The two share the same basic front-end look ... turbocharged diesel engine, a 1.6-liter four-pot producing 69 hp.

Like the GTI, the GTD sits 0.6 inch lower than a regular Golf on a similar strut-front, multilink-rear suspension. On the Euro-spec model we sampled, the XDS+ brake-based limited-slip function is ...

slightly tweaked lower bumpers and more pronounced vents around the front fog lights. The tweaks are minor and the GTD, like the rest of the Mk7.5 Golf range, remains taut and athletic.

What's actually new about the new VW Golf GTD ... and 258lb ft to the same front wheels. It still takes 7.5 seconds to reach 62mph, will cover 50mph to 75mph in 6.0 seconds and hits a 143mph ...

Not exactly a powerhouse. Plus, the Golf GTD only has front wheel drive, so getting off the line perfectly could be more difficult. On paper, the Golf should make it to 100 km/h (62 mph ...

And importantly, it doesn’t look like the standard Golf either; with decent size twin exhaust tips and a simple, if not understated GTD badge sitting ... Around the front, is the same honeycomb ...