Features Of 2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Vs Golf GTI
We won鈥檛 go too far into the differences between the two models as far as spaciousness and other practical aspects, because these same things are just as true for the base Jetta as they are for the GLI. Rather, the focus on what鈥檚 better about the sportier option and if it can really compete with the tried and true VW Golf GTI. Much like the GTI is in the Golf family, the GLI is the performance version of the Jetta and the acronym stands for Grand Luxe Injected. It shares many of the style cues as the GTI, including a honeycomb grille with chrome accents and 18-inch alloy wheels, while also getting improved features. The GLI only comes in the SE and SEL trims, so you don鈥檛 get a lower-priced S trim, but it is well-worth the cost. Under the hood is a 2.0-liter turbo four which produces the same 210 hp as the GTI, but does not have the available performance package. A six speed manual transmission comes standard, but the dual-clutch DSG is available.
The Jetta GLI is just two trim levels within the Jetta lineup, while the 2016 Golf GTI is considered its own model. For this reason it has a variety of options that the Jetta GLI does not have. Among them is the choice between two- and four-doors, though the former option is now available by order only. The base four-door option is the S trim, which is a little less pricey than the SE available for the Jetta GLI, but for comparison鈥檚 sake we鈥檒l look at the features in the SE. What you鈥檒l get for the extra cost over the Jetta is a larger panoramic sunroof, the larger 6.5-inch infotainment display, driving mode selection and leather seating surfaces. It does not have park distance control or dual-zone climate control at this trim level. When it comes to features alone, the 2016 Volkswagen Jetta GLI is an excellent sedan alternative to the popular hot hatch. Stop by New Century Volkswagen to see for yourself, and remember to check back here at our dealership blog for more comparisons of popular models and trims.
Golf R, power, looks and comfort all in one great package. Volkswagen has released the first details of its powerful new Volkswagen Golf R, which is set to take to the stage at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. CO2 emissions as low as 159 g/km it is up to 18 per cent more efficient than its predecessor. At the heart of the R is a newly developed version of the EA888 TSI engine used in the latest Golf GTI, but in this application producing 300 PS. Compared with the GTI鈥檚 powerplant, the Golf R鈥檚 engine has a modified cylinder head, exhaust valves, valve seats and springs, pistons, injection valves and turbocharger. The Golf R鈥檚 four-wheel drive is the latest fifth-generation Haldex system. Under low loads or when coasting, the rear axle is decoupled, helping to reduce fuel consumption. It takes only fractions of a second for drive to the rear axle to be engaged via the Haldex coupling, which is actuated by an electro-hydraulic pump.
If necessary, almost 100 per cent of power can be transferred to the rear axle. The Golf R rides on specially tuned springs and dampers, with a ride height that鈥檚 20 mm lower than that of the standard Golf (and 5 mm lower than that of the GTI). Adaptive Chassis Control will be available as an option. Like the GTI and GTD, the Golf R is equipped with progressive steering, which reduces the number of turns lock to lock to just 2.1, rather than 2.75, making for an enhanced dynamic driving experience. Visually, the Golf R is distinguished by its new front bumper design, with large air inlets, modified radiator grille with 鈥楻鈥?logo and newly developed daytime running lights that are integrated into the standard bi-xenon headlights. At the side, there are bespoke body-colour sills, while behind the standard 18-inch alloy wheels with 225/40 tyres are black-painted brake calipers with 鈥楻鈥?logos. The brakes themselves are all ventilated discs: 30 mm by 340 mm at the front and 22 mm by 310 mm at the rear. At the rear, there are smoked LED tail lights, an 鈥楻鈥?diffuser and four chrome-tipped exhaust pipes - two at either side.
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