2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI Review

    One of the most outstanding on the road since 1974, the VW GTI has been one of my personal favorites ever since I have liked cars. The GTI has evolved so much since it was released and now, it has a turbocharged inline-four that produces 210 hp and 258 pound-feet of torque. 0-60 is estimated to take around 5.9 seconds, which isn't much slower than the 5th-gen GTI W12. The interior is very stylish but simple, with plaid seats and optional navigation. The handling and overall ride are pretty good, which is what they should be, considering that this small hot hatch is $25,000, which is more expensive than a Mini Cooper S or a Fiat 500 Abarth. I just think the GTI, and all VWs of the moment should be cheaper.