BlueMotion Has Become Such An Obstacle
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The hot hatch we've all been waiting for has just gone on sale, but sadly it seems that for right-hand drive British buyers we're going to have to wait a little longer. The new Volkswagen Up GTI has officially gone on sale in Europe - but only in left-hand drive form at the moment - and comes with an asking price of 鈧?6,975. Volkswagen UK says that engineering the car to get the steering wheel on the other side of the cabin means that we won't see orders getting started over here until late January 2018 at the earliest. The Up is the third member of Volkswagen's GTI family, joining the iconic Golf and brand new Polo. Volkswagen Golf GTI vs R: Which Should You Buy? On the outside, the Up features a few signature GTI styling cues, including the red stripe in the honeycomb grille, Volkswagen's GTI logo and double black stripes on the door panels which extend across the wide side sill covers. The exterior mirror housings are even finished in a high-gloss black paint. The Up GTI sits on a set of redesigned 17-inch wheels that give the hot hatch a more aggressive look than the standard car. A few sporting tweaks give the Up a 15mm lower ride height, and red stripe in the rear paired with a larger rear spoiler gives the car greater downforce and even more signature styling. Even the cabin comes well equipped with a leather-wrapped sport steering wheel, a GTI gear knob, and the legendary 'Clark' plaid seat patterns. The Up GTI was one of our star cars at the Frankfurt motor show in September and one that we're particularly looking forward to driving.
The new Toyota Corolla Saloon is a left-field offering from the Japanese brand, given how few cars of its kind are sold in the UK. But there鈥檚 method in the apparent madness. It turns out that at the point when Toyota killed off its Avensis in 2018, it was still shifting around 4,000 examples to British buyers every year. Now the company hopes that the Corolla saloon can at least partially fill the void. It looks promising enough. The saloon sits on the longer of the two Corolla wheelbases, so it should offer the same slightly larger rear cabin as the Touring Sports estate. It鈥檚 the same price as the hatchback, to the penny, and in the UK at least, it鈥檚 available only as a hybrid - a powertrain never offered on the Avensis. It does miss out, however, on the 鈥榖uilt in Britain鈥?tag that will be no doubt plastered over the hatch and wagon in Toyota鈥檚 UK dealerships.
