What is the difference between Golf and GTI?

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EleanorRose
07/24/25 9:17pm
GTI is the performance version of the Golf model, with a higher price tag than the standard Golf. In terms of transmission, the GTI is equipped with a dual-clutch gearbox, while the Golf offers automatic, manual, and dual-clutch options. The GTI features a GTI badge on the front grille, which is absent on the regular Golf. Detailed differences are as follows: 1. In terms of appearance, the Golf's black plastic grille, combined with its relatively understated headlight clusters and front bumper, gives it a more conservative look. 2. The most noticeable difference on the GTI is its large-sized 'Warrior Axe' style alloy wheels, paired with low-profile tires, giving it a particularly sporty stance. Additionally, the air intakes on both sides of the bumper are more aggressive, and the 'GTI' badge on the front grille adds a distinctive touch to the front end. 3. The Golf comes with three engine options: 1.4T, 1.6L, and 2.0T, while the GTI is exclusively available with a 2.0T engine. 4. The GTI not only boasts enhanced power but also comes with upgraded brakes and additional assist systems, such as an electronic differential lock, optimizing its sporty characteristics, including its exterior design. The GTI is a classic example of a hot hatch.
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