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How many times do you have the chance to see a Golf GTI with lambo-doors? Not often, you can be sure of that, but WEITEC decided this was a look that would mesh well with the most powerful Golf in Volkswagen’s line-up. The tuner added new sports springs, the sport suspension and coilovers that reduce the GTI’s ride by 10 to 40 millimeters. With the certified adjustment range, the driver can adjust the look and the drive dynamics to precisely suit his requirements. Aside from the Lambo doors, the Golf seems to have also been given an extensive body kit that further defines the visual lowering of the vehicle. The bonnet of the vehicle has also been modified to a crisp black with a few small vents scattered throughout. Just for the record, we in no way think this makes the Golf look like the esteemed Lamborghini, but we applaud WEITEC’s creativity and forthright in providing the compact car with a little flair. Press release after the jump. Press release WEITEC has increased the new Golf VI GTI’s penchant for curves even further. With the sports springs, the sport suspension and coilovers the subsidiary trademark of KW, WEITEC, the powerful VW not only has a sportier look now, but also benefits from improved drive dynamics, and all that at a modest price. 15 comments: Volkswagen Golf VI GTI by Weitec Agreed. It has a great styling and the gullwing makes the car more sporty. BTW, does the car affects the speed performance of the car?
The styling of the car is quite impressive and its quite affordable. However, I wonder on what will be the speed performance of the car?
I like original concept of this car, simple but powerful. If I could remember this VW Golf won as the most affordable hatchback. Well, I don’t have nay doubt about it
hmm. What are they thinking? Putting a Lamborghini door in this car.. Well, I just hope that it would affect the speed performance of the car. Those gull wing weight too much, why does VW doesn’t used a regular door for this hatchback?
Surprisingly, it was really a sporting ambition. You can clearly described how it was being modified upon reading the press release coming from Volkswagen. Hopefully, we can test it off roads and experience its high end features.
I agreed, it seems as if they think they are inherently better and need not to actually be better than their competition.
There are several things to remember, while this may be a mock up of the 2012 Golf VII, most car manufacturers create several clay full scale models to look at how it will be in the flesh. This could be one of a few or the first of a few mock ups. Can’t wait to see though the final result.
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09.30.2011 @ 03:54