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Here comes the inevitable comparison review everyone has been waiting ever since Volkswagen revealed the all-new 2019 Jetta GLI. The affordable sports sedan faces its hatchback equivalent, the 2019 Golf GTI. Both models are based on the same MQB platform and share key components, including the 228 hp 2.0-liter TSI turbocharged four-cylinder engine and the transmission (a standard six-speed manual or an optional seven-speed dual-clutch automatic). Other common parts include the front brakes, electronically-controlled limited-slip differential, variable-ratio electric power steering system, and much more. 1,600 in the United States. In theory, that should make it the obvious choice for the budget-minded customer. Also watch: All-New VW Jetta GLI: The American Petrolhead鈥檚 Compact Sedan? In the video, the cars are subjected to a series of measured tests, and the results are very close. For example, the Jetta GLI beats the Golf GTI from 0 to 60 mph (96 km/h) and in the quarter-mile run.
However, the margins are absolutely insignificant. Mind you, the results are not that relevant when you take into account the fact that the VW Golf GTI was on all-season tires while the Jetta GLI was fitted with summer tires. As a result, in the 60-0 mph braking test, the sedan needed a much shorter distance to come to a complete stop compared to the hatchback. One can鈥檛 help but wonder if the very different sets of tires compromise the results of this comparison review. To some extent, they do, but at the same time, they reveal how capable the Golf GTI is 鈥?even with the tire handicap, it鈥檚 still almost as quick as the 2019 Jetta GLI. The GTI aced the handling course but lost to the GLI in the everyday usability category. Overall, the video reveals that there are more differences than similarities between the two hot VWs.
30. i drive a completely stock engine 1970 bug. 1600cc (well 1584cc rounded up) with a solex 30-pict-3 carb and single port intake. 60mph on the highway and i get 25-26 mpg. 2003 volkswagen golf 1.6 . Can i put a turbo in it? 2003 golf, its a 3 door , 1.6 petrol. Anything is possible providing you have the expertise and the finance. The amount of work involved and the expenditure would deter me. Also you would have to uprate the brakes, tyres and suspension to keep your insurer happy who would then charge you an arm and a leg in extra premiums. Cheaper, and more sensible, to trade it in for a GTI. It's possible, but way too costly and you will end up with a less reliable car. Don't build what you can buy. I have to agree with the other answers - trade it in on a similar year GTI.
Anything's possible if you chuck enough time and money at it. The question I think is "Is it feasible?" to which the answer's no. Compared to selling your Golf and buying a faster one (GTi) the cost of re-engineering the engine, brakes, suspension etc will be huge. Also the insurance for a modified car will be a lot higher than for a standard faster one. Do what everyone else does - go to a "fule" station and buy some. Make it yourself. I heard it runs great on moonshine. I heard there's no fule like an old fule. Where do you think i can buy a 1970 vw beetle that is a project car? YOU MIGHT EVEN TRY TO CONTACT THE CENLA VOLKSFOLKS CAR CLUB VIA THE INTERNET. You don't say where you live but every major city has at least one Volkswagen business that does repairs and salvage on old VWs. The one in Austin, Texas is Austin VeeDub. They have a graveyard full of Bugs and a well-arranged inventory warehouse of part pulls. Old VW Beetle, some things it may need? I know this is really vague, but I'm looking at a 66 VW Beetle, owner says it doesn't run. At first glance it all looks to be in good shape. The engine has good oil (I know it needs gas) and nothing looks broken. I'm not a car person, so what do you think would be some problems and what needs changed. Thanks if you can help at all! 300.00 and rebuild it yourself. They are the simplest engines to rebuild. Just make sure you are using a damn good torque wrench when you go to put it together. Get you a haynes auto manual to help you with the rebuild.
