The Beetle, among other VWs, once competed in the Volkswagen Sedan class in the Midwestern Council of Sports Car Club.
The classic Mk. I GTI is the original performance German hot hatch, from a time when practical performance ruled the day.
The evolution of the original VW Rabbit GTI was the A2-chassis Golf GTI, one of the most fun-to-drive hot hatches to ever hit the road.
Can a vintage Volkswagen GTI really handle a turbo that cranks out double the horsepower?
This turn-of-the-century hatchback can be one compact performer.
Is the sport compact scene still relevant? Back in 2007, we compared three new market contenders, the MINI Cooper S, Mazdaspeed3 and Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V.
Is the manual transmission really a dying breed? VW seems to think otherwise.
Back for Another Look: Volkswagen Motorsport’s Twin-Engined Golf
Sporty versions of common Volkswagens aren’t anything new.
The best part about the MQB’s modular design is that all of those parts can be easily mixed and matched across the platform.
