The all-wheel-drive R may be quicker from a dig, but from a roll over the half mile, the Clubsport easily beats it and the ...

The current Volkswagen Golf R has been the hottest model in the accomplished ... but doesn’t have the quicker response rate of the Honda’s rack and feels a little light. Still, the plentiful ...

7. The R 400 concept is based on the technology of the new Golf R. 8. Flared wings are a tribute to the legendary Rallye Golf G60 (from 1988, motorsport homologation model). 9. Permanent 4MOTION ...

3 will cede its place in the VW lineup to an all-electric ninth-generation Golf based on the SSP platform, that will allow for high-performance GTI and R models, too ...

We love that you can stack a pair of two-shelf units together and the racks remain stable. It also has a generous 8-inch shelf clearance, which allowed us to store tall heels that wouldn’t fit ...

Later this month, Volkswagen will unveil the all-new Golf R 8.5. The super hatch will arrive with more power, updated styling, and a host of revisions to bring the range-topper in line with the ...

It’s important to carefully check the trims of the car you’re interested in to make sure that you’re getting the features you want, and aren’t overpaying for those you don’t want.

It’s 20 years since a Volkswagen Golf wearing an R badge went on sale. Not an R in the sense that we’ve come to know them, no: that first R32 unleashed in 2002 took as its basis the 2.8-litre ...

Inside, the Golf R appears attractive at first glance, but the cracks soon start to show. We don’t like the capacitive touch controls, which are difficult and distracting to operate, and easy to ...

And the Sherpa 2.0 provides ample space between bikes (we measured 12 inches, compared with 8 to 10 inches for most other tray racks); this minimizes the chances of bikes damaging each other.

One full cord is 128 cubic feet a.k.a. a stack 4 feet wide, 4 feet high, and 8 feet long. A face cord—more commonly used to measure firewood racks—is a stack 4 feet high, 12 inches wide or ...