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Home New Cars Used Cars Auto Parts Auto Insurance Auto Loans Auto News 2006 Volkswagen GTI Review About this Vehicle Trim: 2006 Volkswagen GTI 1.8T MSRP: $20,970 Engine: 1.8L I4 Transmission: Manual, Automatic Drivetrain: FWD Fuel Type: Gas Curb Weight: 2,934 lbs. Overview Remember all the buzz a few years ago over Fahrfignugen? Well, that sheer enjoyment of the dynamic driving experience was born with the GTI. Launched in mid 1970s in Europe, the Volkswagen GTI made its American debut a few years later and became the original pocket rocket, a nimble, dynamic, compact vehicle that did for imports what muscle cars had done for Detroit a decade earlier. Using the then brand-new VW Golf as their platform (at first, the Golf was sold as the Rabbit in the United States), a group of Volkswagen engineers, working on their own and without formal corporate approval, hot-rodded the replacement for the original Beetle into an exciting performance car that went into production wearing GTI designation. VW executives hoped to sell as many as 5000 of these sporty hatchbacks; over the next 25 years enthusiastic drivers would buy more than 1.4 million of them. However, even Volkswagen admits that with ensuing generations it didn't stay as true as it might have to the original spirit of the GTI. So when it came time to launch the all-new and fifth generation of the company's Golf hatchback, one of the engineering team's assignments was to produce a true successor to the original GTI, and in so doing to make it a car that would stand as a counterpoint to the big-winged sport compact cars with their coffee can exhausts and their flamboyant paint jobs. The 2006 GTI is full of Teutonic subtlety, but it also is fast. Volkswagen is positioning it as being already prepared. No tuning necessary. The GTI draws its energy from Volkswagen's smaller and lighter 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, which has been turbocharged to boost its output to 200 horsepower and to 207 pound-feet of torque, with peak torque holding steady all the way from 1800 to 5000 rpm. Volkswagen notes that the GTI can rocket from a standing start to 60 miles per hour in just 6.8 seconds, but notes, too, that the car is rated at 23 miles per gallon in town and 32 on the highway with the manual transmission and at 25 and 31, respectively, with the Direct Shift Gearbox, which can be left in a fully automatic mode or can be manually manipulated by racing-style paddle shifters mounted on the steering wheel. We delighted in the car's quick and precise steering. We appreciated the support and design of the Interlagos plaid seating surfaces and the versatility of its hatchback design. Model Lineup The 2006 Volkswagen GTI comes as a two-door hatchback, with a choice of six-speed manual transmission ($21,990) or the six-speed Direct Shift Gearbox, or DSG ($23,065). (A four-door version of the GTI will be offered when the 2007 models are introduced. Other versions of the fifth-generation Golf will be launched into the American market at the same time. Those Golfs will be powered by Volkswagen's 150-horsepower, 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine already being used in the New Beetle and Jetta.) The GTI comes with an extensive list of standard equipment and only a limited number of options are offered. All GTIs come with air conditioning, well-bolstered seats with Interlagos plaid cloth insets, eight-way adjustable front seats with East Entry access to the 40/60 split folding rear seat, blue-tinted glass, xenon high-intensity gas-discharge headlamps with washers, halogen fog lamps, turn signal lights on the exterior rearview mirrors, variable intermittent windshield wipers, a height-adjustable center armrest, cruise control, a trip computer, remote unlocking as well as power windows that can be opened or closed with the key fob, aluminum alloy pedals, a 10-speaker audio system with six-CD changer and MP3 player, a tilt and telescoping steering column with audio controls on the steering wheel, plenty of cup holders, and a carpeted and covered cargo area. Option Package 1 ($1370) includes a power sunroof and satellite radio (XM or Sirius). Option Package 2 ($3160) includes the sunroof and satellite radio and adds dual-zone climate controls, leather seating and heated front seats and washer nozzles. A DVD-based navigation system can be added to either package ($1800). The GTI comes standard with 17-inch summer performance tires on alloy wheels, but all-season tires (no cost) and 18-inch wheels with summer performance tires ($750) are optional. Rubber floor and cargo-area mats are available ($185) along with accessories, such as a lower body kit and various cargo organizers. Safety features include front airbags, side-impact airbags and side curtain airbags, three-point harnesses for all seating positions (wear them), LATCH child seat anchors. Anti-lock brakes (ABS) come standard, along with Brake Assist, electronic brake-force distribution, electronic stability control, traction control (anti-slip regulation and electronic differential lock, engine-braking assist). Walkaround While not as stylish as, say, a Mini Cooper, the all-new 2006 Volkswagen GTI has come quite a way from the very boxy hatchback of yore. And though its corners may have been softened, it's face has been made bolder. Plus, there's just enough of a muscular bulge to its fender wells, which are well-filled by 17- or 18-inch tires, and just enough lip to its rear spoiler to hint at this car's performance potential. This new hot hatch wears the same GTI badge as the original, and it displays it like a well-earned lapel pin against a black, honeycomb grille that features a red accent stripe in the shape of a slightly devilish smile. The shape of the headlamp covers, which have an almost winking eye form, accentuates this mischievous attitude. Three large, black honeycombed air vents in the lower fascia enhance the strength of the front end, with large fog lamps housed in the outboard intakes. Viewed in profile, the windshield rakes quickly back over the front of the passenger compartment and the roofline ends with a wind-cheating spoiler above the back window. This view also gains visual strength and a sporty stance from the way the car's waistline rises and the side windows taper above the rear fenders. Also noticeable in the profile view are the red-colored brake calipers that show through all of the various wheel choices and proclaim that this is an all-around performance car, designed to stop as well as it goes. Like the profile, the rear view is clean, with large tail lamps mounted high on the car's haunches with twin exhaust tips peaking out from the lower left side of the black bumper. Interior Features While the GTI may look compact on the outside, there's an amazing amount of room inside, some 94.2 cubic feet of passenger compartment volume (almost as much as in the passenger compartment of the VW Passat, a roomy, family-sized sedan), including 15.1 cubic feet for cargo behind the rear seatback. The cargo area is fully carpeted, and cargo can be secured via four tie-down hooks. There's also a cargo cover to hide your gear; the cover can be removed when carrying taller objects. The rear seat can hold three people, though it's best suited for two, who can get even more comfortable by tipping out the wide armrest that forms the center seatback. Those sitting in the back have both cup holders and storage cubbies for their stuff. There's plenty of rear legroom, at least when someone in, say, the 5-foot-10 range is occupying the front seat. Access to the back seat is easier because of a feature that VW calls its Easy Entry System. Here's how it works: You tip the front seatback forward until it snaps into a locked position, then you can slide the entire seat forward to open a good-sized path to the back seat. Slide the front seat back and it stops in its original position and the seat back also returns to its former position so the driver or front-seat passenger can climb in without having to make any readjustments. It works well. The front passenger's seat offers good legroom and easy access to climate and audio controls, though the seat you want in the GTI is the one immediately behind the steering wheel. This is a car for driving enthusiasts and it's best experienced from the driver's seat. Both front seats are nicely bolstered so you won't slide around while exploring the car's dynamic capabilities. However, this is not a car for everyone. The seats may be too snug for some, and others won't like the black, grey, white and red-striped Interlagos plaid pattern in the seating and back area between the bolsters. GTI faithful will love these seats, however, and consider the Interlagos plaid an iconic part of the original GTI. Those who really don't like it can always opt for the black leather seats with the small GTI emblem stitched into the upper part of the seat back. Drivers will like the way the three-spoke, leather-covered and flat-bottomed (like a racecar) steering wheel both tilts and telescopes to enhance steering control and comfort. The alloy pedals with rubber grips are nicely placed for heel-and-toe shifting, and there's a large dead pedal for your left foot when it isn't depressing the clutch pedal. The steering wheel includes audio and trip computer control buttons. On cars with the DSG transmission, racecar-style paddle shifters are on the steering wheel right at your fingertips. The instrument panel (which is not shared with the new Golf) features VW's blue-lit gauges with red indicator arrows as well as trip computer to track miles to empty or to display redundant navigation system instructions within the driver's line of sight. The gauge cluster is very readable, even in bright sunlight when the driver is wearing Polarized sunglasses. Not only are the seats height-adjustable, but so is the arm rest on the center console, so you can put it high for comfortable cruising or lower it so it won't interfere when you get aggressive with the six-speed manual shifter. Cup holders also are positioned on the center console so they don't interfere with gear changing. And when the driver gets really aggressive, there's a grab handle on the center console so the front-seat passenger can hold on. Driving Impressions The all-new Volkswagen GTI is not a car for everyone. It doesn't have the showy flair of the swoopy sporty coupes, and according to VW's own figures, it's a tenth of a second slower to 60 miles per hour than its big brother, the Jetta GLI, a four-door sedan that comes with a locking trunk instead of a cargo hatch. But for enthusiast drivers who like compact, two-door hatchbacks and the versatile and surprisingly roomy interior space that comes with them, the GTI once again provides a worthy benchmark. The high-compression, 2.0-liter, turbocharged engine is very responsive. Especially impressive is its torque curve, which is much more of a broad plateau than anything with peaks and valleys. Maximum torque is available all the way from a mere 1800 rpm up to 5000, so you can putter comfortably around town in fourth or even fifth gear without having to overwork your right arm searching for the engine's sweet spot as you maneuver in city traffic. While the car operates on regular unleaded, premium fuel is recommended to achieve maximum power levels. The engine is comfortable and the GTI's interior is surprisingly quiet at highway speeds. When you want to downshift for curves on mountain roads or to make a pass on a two-lane in the country, the clutch has a very light and easy pickup, the shifter has short and sure throws and the engine spins into gear immediately. On winding roads, we preferred the six-speed manual, which allowed us to feel truly connected to the car and to the road. Even faster than manual manipulation, however, is the DSG, a manual gearbox with two clutches and an ability to shift at the speed not of your right hand but of electronics. We've driven the DSG in other VW Group vehicles, and it is a marvelous device, especially if you have a commute heavy with stop-and-inch-and stop-and-inch traffic. The steering is quick and precise and the suspension is responsiveness. The GTI benefits from MacPherson struts in front and a four-link suspension in the rear. We found the response of even the all-season Continental tires to be up to enthusiast standards, though we think that serious enthusiasts will want to consider the larger 18-inch wheels and high-performance summer tires. Its 35.8-foot turning circle makes the GTI maneuverable in tight quarters. Grasped by those red calipers, 12.28-inch ventilated front and 11.26-inch solid rear discs stop the GTI quickly and surely. The front brakes are an inch larger and the rears two inches larger than on the fourth-generation GTI. ABS comes standard, helping the driver maintiain steering control while braking. Brake Assist helps the driver maintain full braking pressure in an emergency stopping situation. Electronic brake-force distribution balances braking front to rear for quicker, more stable braking. Even though nearly 60 percent of the car's 3308 pounds is supported by the front wheels, the GTI does not exhibit the tendency to understeer so prevalent in most front-wheel-drive cars. To help the driver keep the car on course, the GTI comes with electronic stability control as well as traction control. Summary Volkswagen's new GTI is neither the least expensive nor showiest styled vehicle in its category. Nonetheless, this new GTI offers more horsepower and considerably more torque than either the Honda Civic Si or Mini Cooper S. The GTI also offers either its short-throw six-speed manual or the state-of-the-art DSG transmission with speed-of-electrons shifting via paddles mounted on the steering wheels. With its subtly Teutonic styling, the GTI may not look like a performance car. But those inside will have no doubt about its dynamic capabilities. They also will enjoy the room and comfort and cargo capacity of its versatile interior. They may even come to like that Interlagos plaid. NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent Larry Edsall filed this report from San Diego, California. Related 2007 Volkswagen GTI 2005 Volkswagen GTI VR6 Review Enter your ZIP code to get started: Available Trims Select a trim below to view details. 2006 Volkswagen GTI Base MSRP: $22,620 Engine: 2L I4 Fuel Type: Gas Transmission: Manual, Automatic Drivetrain: FWD Curb Weight: 3,308 lbs. In The News The VW Passat under Fire from Federal Regulators For the second time in the last three years, federal regulators are [...] Full Story Volkswagen to Debut Larger, More Affordable Jetta Today In May, Volkswagen Sales Rise by 8.6 Percent VW to Debut Golf Blue-E-motion Electric Hatch in 2013 Volkswagen recently debuted a plug-in version of the Golf called the Blue-E-Motion. [...] Full Story Stanford and Volkswagen Create Self Driven Passat Thanks to Volkswagen's Autonomous Vehicle Program, the days of parking valets may [...] Full Story 2010 © www.automobile.com Privacy Policy Terms of Service New Cars| Used Cars| Auto Parts| Auto Insurance| Auto Loans| About Us| Contact US || LOGIN REGISTER NEWSLETTER Home NEWS REVIEWS PRODUCTS COMPARE CARS VIDEOS BUYING USED CARS NEW CARS MOTORSHOWS COMPETITIONS 6 ISSUES FOR £1 Search Car Reviews: You're in - Car Reviews: First Drives Volkswagen Golf VW Golf GTI Edition 30 Life begins at 30 for the Mega GTI Auto Express Car Reviews Text: James Mills / Photos: Nathan MorganDecember 2006 Rating: Time flies when you’re having fun – just ask any owner of the Volkswagen Golf GTI. Launched in 1977, the original model brought more than just performance motoring to the masses; it gave birth to the hot hatch scene as we know it. To our mind, however, none of these cosmetic additions is an improvement over the standard GTI.Next year, the GTI will be treated to a right royal knees-up as it celebrates its 30th birthday. And to get the party started, top brass at Volkswagen asked the engineering department to come up with something special. And here’s the result – the Golf GTI Edition 30. Based on the acclaimed MkV GTI, the newcomer adds power and kit, plus retro nods to the MkI. Only 1,500 will be made available in the UK, and the price rises from £20,360 to £22,295 for a three-door version; add £500 for a five-door and another £1,330 if you’d like the excellent DSG sequential manual transmission.That’s a pretty hefty hike, but it does get you 227bhp – up from the standard model’s 197bhp, or an extra 30bhp for the 30th birthday boy!There’s also full colour coding for the bodykit, complete with a unique chin spoiler and 18-inch Pescara alloy wheels. To our mind, however, none of these cosmetic additions is an improvement over the standard GTI.Inside, it’s the same story, with one notable exception – a golf ball-style gearknob. Last seen in service on the MkIV GTI 180, which celebrated 25 years of the badge, and before that the MkII, it’s a neat touch. You could spend more time spotting details such as the Edition 30 logos on the aluminium-effect trim above the glovebox, or down on the door sills. Or you could strap yourself in and power up...As is the case with the standard GTI, the Edition 30’s exhaust note has a suitable burble at a standstill. And a prod of the throttle only heightens the sense of anticipation as the 2.0-litre TFSI engine’s rev counter needle flicks rapidly round the dial. The newcomer needs slightly more revs than a regular GTI before displaying its extra muscle. Yet past 2,300rpm, it breathes faster and punches harder. All the while, the crisp-sounding, free-revving nature that makes this engine so great remains intact.VW claims the Golf covers 0-60mph in 6.8 seconds and goes on to 152mph, Yet it returns up to 34.4mpg on the combined cycle – a drop of only 0.5mpg on the standard car. There’s no change in the CO2 levels at 194g/km.It’s a pity that, for all the improvements made to an already fine engine, the Edition 30 wasn’t used as a platform to experiment with more driver-focused suspension. It’s the same as the standard model’s, which means it’s very good in all situations – but not brilliant. We wouldn’t expect the latest GTI ever to get back to the intimacy and sheer exuberance of the MkI and MkII. But after sampling the Edition 30, there is room in the hot Golf clan for a car that comes closer to recapturing the old timers’ spirit. The Edition 30 takes that a step further with the engine – all we need now is for VW to uprate the suspension, make it a permanent addition and watch it sell like hot cakes. For an alternative review of the latest Volkswagen Golf visit our sister site carbuyer.co.uk What Next COMPARE CAR LOANS COMPARE CAR INSURANCE For more breaking car news and reviews, subscribe to Auto Express magazine. We'll give you 6 issues for £1 and a free gift! < Previous Next > 0 Comment Be the first to comment on this article You need to register to post comments. Existing members can log in below to comment, otherwise click here to join. 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While the MkV is great, there’s scope for a faster, more pure hot flagship. Whether or not it ever materialises is another matter altogether. In the meantime, happy birthday, GTI. Here’s to the next 30 years! AT A GLANCE Visual changes have been kept to a minimum, but at the front, the Edition 30 gets a more purposeful nose, complete with bigger air intakes and a unique chin spoiler. In a nod to tradition, the GTI lettering is an exact copy of the badges that appeared on the original MkI. 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