Volkswagen New Beetle Turbo
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The VW can rocket away from stoplights with the auto's easy-to-engage launch-control system, while snappy kickdowns let the R pull off quick passing maneuvers on back roads. The manual version is the purist's alternative and is endlessly satisfying to row through its gears. But it is impossible to ignore the dual-clutch's quicker actions and stronger performance. The R has a dexterous chassis that is equal parts comfortable and composed. As with the Golf GTI, it makes daily commutes enjoyable and diving into corners exhilarating. The R has a firmer suspension setup compared with its lesser sibling, and its standard adaptive dampers (Dynamic Chassis Control) add to its flexibility. The sportiest Golf fluidly transitions from submissive to aggressive. Its electronically assisted power steering is direct, precise, and imbued with feedback. Aided by brake-based traction control that works to emulate a limited-slip differential, the R corners neatly and surprisingly flat at its limits. The Golf R is fitted with beefy brakes as standard.
The powerful binders actuate via a progressive and firm brake pedal to halt the automatic-equipped R we tested from 70 mph in a solid 157 feet. Despite the additional weight and driveline drag of all-wheel drive, the Golf R bests its hot-hatch classmates with superior fuel-economy figures. Except for the much less powerful Golf GTI, the manual Golf R we tested was the only car in this high-performance group to crack 30 mpg on the highway. Likes: Digital gauge cluster enhances modern aesthetic, loaded with infotainment features, impressive max cargo volume. Dislikes: Back seat that at times can feel snug, slow touchscreen response times, cabin holds fewer loose items than top rivals. As we've come to expect from the entire Golf family, the top-spec R model has a handsome but functional interior with excellent fit and finish, attractive materials, and tastefully upscale accents. In stark contrast to the economy-car plastics found in the Focus RS and the gratuitous red accents of the Civic Type R, the VW's cabin is a classy place that any driver or rider can appreciate.
