Volkswagen of America, Inc. announces that the 2018 Golf has earned a prestigious award – it is in the list of Kelley Blue Book’s 10 Coolest Cars Under $20,000 of 2018. Chosen by prestigious jury, the vehicle has managed to catch the eye with both all the features that have made Golf a prominent vehicle and all these contemporary gadgets that do make the difference in our age.

The criteria are many and actually quite demanding – the vehicle should be both fun to drive, offer comprehensive drivetrain system and advanced utility and safety features. And one more thing – there is this “cool factor” that acts as No.1 criteria for all the manufacturers that wish their vehicles be placed in the list. Furthermore, as name suggests, all competitor machines should worth $20,000 or less.
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The Golf itself is a vehicle of not one generation of enthusiasts. Since the first model rolled out from fabric 41 years ago, the prominent model has been a favorite one for both casual use and tuning projects. And now, fast forwarding to 2018, the latest model features numerous goodies that do make the difference. First of all, there are new LED Daytime Running Lights, LED taillights and numerous chrome accents that mark the new look for 2018 model year. In terms of interior, driver and passengers get all what is needed for pleasurable and comfortable ride – high-quality seats, handy dashboard and advanced infotainment system. Sweet!

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On May 9th there would be around 7,300 vеhicles and 125,000 people that would take part in a special event in Reifnitz am Wörthersee in order to honor the Golf GTI concept. And this year’s highlight will be the debut of the revised Golf GTI TCR machine that would come with massive power output and numerous technological surprises.


Volkswagen decided to showcase the Christmas presents. Or, more precisely, the present: 2017 VW Golf can already be ordered. Not only that, but the brand also revealed full list of trim levels and optional features that can be selected with each single 2017 vehicle. So, let’s see what would please the Volkswagen fans and enthusiasts out there!
It gets sort of a trend. And we tend to like this one. Volkswagen of America has just presented the last generation of e-Golf model. This new and shiny bad boy offers better electric engine, more power and enhanced agility.

As you might know, back in April this year, Golf GTI Clubsport S Limited Edition has set a new record for the front-wheel drive vehicle at the legendary Nordshleife circuit with a lap time of 7:49:21, leaving back worthy opponents as Renault, Seat and Honda. Impressive.

New car sales researches revealed what majority of people prefer when it comes to buying a new vehicle. Analyzed by independent researchers, results show that buyers mainly prefer cars with more safety features, but for some reason not everyone is into the Autonomous Emergency Braking. Interesting.



O.CT Tuning has more than 30 years of expertise in performance optimization. It is mostly famous for its in-house made IPRO, or Intelligent PROgramming system. Another characteristic of the company is that it likes very much to deal with cars like the Lamborghini Huracan (see the link below), 
The well-known Volkswagen Golf Estate lineup gets even more appealing with the arrival of Golf Estate Match Edition that would replace the SE trim level. It will bring tons of utility features, new systems and overall high levels of refinement.
With this year’s summer enthusiast season Volkswagen of America, Inc. has unveiled its fleet for 2016. With five new models and tons of surprises, this year’s show is influenced by Volkswagen’s trusty enthusiasts. The cars focus on performance and style. In fact, all of them reflect VW’s heritage and at the same time present some contemporary trends. So, let’s see what is going on here!




This year marks the 40 years of the Golf GTI and this only means that at the annual meeting at Wörthersee, we will see some very cool and one-off projects. Like these two. The first one is a show car called Golf GTI Heartbeat and made by Volkswagen’s apprentices. The other one is the Golf R Variant Performance 35 with 350 PS (257 kW).