The Mk5 was a hard act for VW to follow, so wisely it didn't make any wholesale engine or mechanical changes for the Mk6 Golf GTI, deciding instead to focus its attention on a thorough facelift - ...

For more than 30 years, the Golf has been Volkswagen's core, its foundation, its cash cow. You don't mess with success, which perhaps is why the Golf Mk6 -- yes, the sixth generation -- follows a ...

A continuation of strong form or flat-line follow-up to the brilliant Mk5? How about the best value GTI money can buy... Volkswagen’s Golf GTI has been a defining addition to the hot hatch genre since ...

THey’re separated by 33 years and four intervening models, but the two Golf GTIs in this test share the same guiding principles. The new MkVI is huge parked next to its predecessor, yet the idea of ...

As we edge closer to the global unveiling of the eighth-generation VW Golf, it’s time to continue our retrospect by looking back at its sixth generation, which was produced between 2008 and 2012. All ...

After the recent leak of official Golf MkVI press photos let the proverbial cat out of the bag, Volkswagen has decided to follow it up by revealing the nitty-gritty details on its upcoming hatchback.

So I think (after some really good help from people on here) I have decided on my next car. My budget is around 6-8k (most likely the higher end) and I'm looking at around 4-6 year old Golf with as ...

In keeping with its 'let's get the new Golf out there as quickly as possible' philosophy, VW has released the first pictures of the Mk6 Golf GTI, set to be formally unveiled in Paris next week. Given ...

Not too many surprises lie under the camoflage, the next-generation GTI will be the Angry-Teut-Box version of Volkswagen’s forthcoming Golf VI, which we’ve already seen. The overall milieu is an ...

After the "dark ages" of Volkswagen's mk3 and mk4-generation Golf GTIs, the mk5 GTI of 2004 came as something of a revelation. Punchy and dynamic, it belied slightly dumpy looks with a spirit ...

The Telegraph’s motoring correspondent since 1996, Andrew has driven and reviewed pretty much every new production car, along with many of the world’s most valuable classics. He is also a ...

This is the new Golf. Honestly, it is. They are even calling it the Mk VI, which prompts the question, at what point does a heavy facelift become an all-new model? So, what exactly is new about it?