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The steering is quick to respond and thanks to a low ride height and stiffer sports suspension, flinging the GTD around the twisties is a pleasure. As it stands, Volkswagen SA has confirmed the GTD for launch in the South African market with pricing said to be cheaper than that of the petrol-powered GTI. Sure, it won鈥檛 be as fast as the GTI, but there鈥檚 enough performance to keep the petrolheads happy. The ace up its sleeve is its economy and despite the sporty suspension setup, it鈥檒l make for a magnificent mile-munching family hatchback. It鈥檚 a great trade-off and pretty much what a Golf GTI sibling should be. The Volkswagen Golf GTD: A fun and frugal family hatchback. As mentioned earlier, the 1.5-litre turbo petrol Golf is not yet confirmed for our market. A 1.0-litre Trendline with 81 kW kicks off the local range and there鈥檚 a Comfortline derivative available for this engine too. The 1.4-litre Comfortline with the choice of either a manual or DSG transmission will still be offered.
The flagship non-performance Golf will be the 2.0-litre diesel Comfortline with only DSG. For the performance fans, the five-door Golf GTI with 169 kW will come with DSG only. All of the above vehicles will arrive in May 2017. In July 2017, we鈥檒l see the Volkswagen GTD and Golf R come to our shores. The facelifted Volkswagen Golf is just that: a facelift. There's nothing groundbreaking in terms of ride and handling, and it's still the performance hatchback that we've come to know and love for its all-round skillset. The real changes come in the form of the new infotainment system and digital dashboard, as well as the introduction of a new 1.5-litre engine. As good as this Discover Pro infotainment system is, there were some user experience issues with the gesture control and we will miss the rotary volume knob. It's good to see semi-autonomous technology being introduced in this car and while there are some detractors of this tech, the majority will appreciate the benefit Traffic Jam Assist.
