Volkswagen Golf GTD 2015 - Crossing Our Fingers...

The GTD combines enhanced performance and improved fuel consumption.

The current Golf GTD in front of this series’ very first model (Mark 1) that dates from 1982.

The GTD and GTI share the classic “Clark” plaid sport seats.

The GTD stands out with its insignias and alloy rims that are both unique to this trim.

The very first GTD (Mark 1 - 1982) leads the current model on a secondary road in Bavaria.

A functional and elegant passenger compartment. The version equipped with the DSG (Direct Shift Gearbox) dual-clutch transmission.

The manual gearbox with shifter knob in the form of a golf ball shared by the GTD and GTI.

Ignition button and Adaptive Chassis Control switch.

Increased legroom for the rear passengers.

18-inch alloy rims unique to the Golf GTD.

An adjustable cargo area guarantees versatility.

GTD stands for Gran Turismo Diesel.

Excellent handling.

A great tourer.

The 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbocharged TDI engine: 184 horsepower and 280 lbs-ft of torque.