As we reported earlier this week, German manufacturer Volkswagen was planning to unveil a GTD version of their new Golf Mark 6 at the 2009 Auto Mobil International (AMI) Auto Show, set to open its ...

After yesterday's good news for Golf GTI fans that Volkswagen released photos and details of the GTI version for the Mark 6, today comes news that the German manufacturer is preparing a GTD version of ...

Volkswagen has revealed its new Golf GTD, a sporty diesel version of Europe’s top-selling car. Together with the recently launched Golf GTi, it will provide VW with a renewed two-pronged ...

The VW Golf GTD arrives in five-door variant only with a list price of $39,290 for the six-speed manual or $41,790 for the six-speed DSG automatic transmission. Volkswagen Group Australia spokesman ...

With VW leading the way in US diesel sales, there’s always been one question on our minds. While we’ve enjoyed the Jetta and Golf TDI models, we’ve always lusted after the European GTD variant that ...

It's a cut'n'paste job, consisting of the body shell and interior of a Golf GTI (available here as a 2010 model), mated to the 2010 Golf TDI clean-diesel powertrain -- but with an extra 30 horsepower, ...

BMW is king (or should that be president?) with the 3 Series offering 37 variants in sedans, coupes, convertibles and wagons. But Volkswagen isn't far behind and catching with 23 Golf variants, plus ...

Seventh-generation Golf due in U.S. next year Sporty GTD sold in Europe%2C has more powerful diesel%2C sportier handling than regular Golf TDI diesel U.S. executives still need headquarters to sign ...

The Golf GTI’s oil burning alter ego is back, and in Mk7 guise, the latest GTD is faster and more frugal than ever. But is this a case of always fun til someone loses an i? What a difference a D makes ...

The year was 1982. One year before the almost-legendary Golf I—a.k.a. Rabbit—was discontinued in the European market, Volkswagen engineers decided to have a little fun with a diesel engine. There had ...

“Pozdamer Platz,” mused your author's companion. "You wanna yell it, like, 'POTZDAMER PLATZ!'” For about 20 minutes, we did just that. We did it in the most grating, Sgt. Schultzian manner possible.

If logic is followed and the status quo is upheld, then the Volkswagen Golf GTD is a shoo-in for a five star review. When we saw the regular Golf Mk7 last year, we called it "all the car you'll ever ...