Day: March 17, 2017

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2017 Golf GTI SE – Review

It’s Still Great We last tested the Golf GTI back in 2015, with Performance Pack and loved it, especially the trick front diff that virtually eliminates under steer. Now it’s the turn of the 2017 Golf GTI without Performance Pack to be put through it’s paces. For 2017 the range

Nigel Atkinson March 17, 2017

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