New 221KW Golf 7 R .

My only criticism is that it is close to 450k for a 4 cylinder engine. It won't have a spine tingling engine sound like a 5 cyl or V6.
 
My only criticism is that it is close to 450k for a 4 cylinder engine. It won't have a spine tingling engine sound like a 5 cyl or V6.

The A45 will close in to R600 000 with minimal options ticked.
Also a 4 cylinder, with 4 exhausts hehehe
 
They actually sound very good these four cylinders, I love the sound of my Gti on 6th gear when I am above 160km/h.
 
:erm:

If you knew anything about VAG, you'd realise that the Audi 8V and Golf share the exact same MQB architecture - never mind that it uses the same engine as the Golf R.

True and the quality of materials in Golf 7 is very good. However, every VW Golf I been to seem to rattle quicker than the Audi.
 
Rubbish - go do some research. Have even seen the safety features on the new Golfs? Have you read performance reviews?

Their Euro Ncap rating is also one of the highest in the small passenger car segment. It even beats BMW.

http://www.euroncap.com/results/vw/golf/500.aspx

golf drivers are special. Your academics mean nothing to them rofl. they drive off bridges and stuff. No ncap rating is going to help you with that

mind you the A45 amg is a R100k more :p
 
As I said on the IOL article :
Impressive engine, brilliant drivetrain combined with cutting edge technology - all spoiled by utterly dull styling and a badge that is just too common. Verveeld Wagen...
 
200kw in a car like that is a death wish.

For the same amount of money you can get a real car that can actually handle those speeds.

Maybe for people who can't drive well or who drive wrecklessly.
Power is not the enemy, it's the idiots who don't know what they're doing
 
These cars seem to attract people like that.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-16716617

An investigation is under way after a £40,000 supercar loaned to police was written off while being taken for a test drive by an officer.

Add some memories (Super Troopers):

Mac: Come in Radio.
Farva: Don't call me Radio, Unit 91.
Mac: Don't call me Unit 91, Radio!
Farva: ...Are we done?
Mac: Yeah okay Radio. We got a suspicious vehicle, white Caprice, Vermont Plates, Tijuana, Gringo, Oner, Fiver, Zero.
Farva: Roger, checking...Unit 91 that license plate belongs to a local Spurburry police vehicle.
Mac: It does?! Oh my gosh!
Farva: ...Very funny 91.

CRASH!
 
They actually sound very good these four cylinders, I love the sound of my Gti on 6th gear when I am above 160km/h.

The sound of wind & road noise? Engine sound comes down to rpm, induction and exhaust tone, not speed you clown
 
That could happen in any car. I tend to see more Toyota Siyaya's in the scrap yard.

I cannot see the UK police utilising Toyota Siyaya's as automatic number plate recognition interceptors.

My comment was also aimed at idiots who don't know what they are doing.

As per the article:

A police force has said it is considering changes to its driving policy after an officer wrote off an unmarked car during a test drive.

The Greater Manchester Police officer crashed the £33,000 VW Golf R on Wharfside Way, Old Trafford, at about 01:50 GMT on 15 December.

The driver was taken to hospital and treated for a back injury.

A Greater Manchester Police spokesman refused to reveal details of how the crash happened.

He said that "as a result of the incident, GMP is reviewing its policy on officers test driving cars".

The officer, who has recovered from his injuries, is currently suspended from driving duties while an internal investigation takes place.

No other vehicles were involved in the crash involving the high-performance car, which is billed as the fastest accelerating Golf going from 0 to 62mph in 5.7 seconds and with a 155mph top speed.

The officer was a member of the force's automatic number plate recognition intercept team, which works to disrupt the criminal use of motor vehicles.
 
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