Volkswagen GTI 2015 has arrived in the market and local roads and if you are one of those who love the GTI then you will keep your eyes open to see the GTI in action at local roads, car shows and events. If get a chance to drive the beauty and inspect in person, you must check out following five cool facts that stood out on the Volkswagen GTI.
Drive as you wish to drive
Volkswagen GTI offers a much customised driving experience that you can change the driving modes according to your moods with a very simple tool, your right foot, but the current GTI offers some extra as well, the programmable driving modes. There are “Normal” and “Sport” modes available to give you great driving pleasure.
Get shifty with a range of transmissions
It is the era of seven, eight or even ten speed auto boxes and the manual transmissions give the impression of being something like dodo. Such as the 911 GT3 is a legal street racer but doesn’t offer any three pedal gear shifting mechanism but don’t worry you can get a six speed manual on every GTI you wish to ride.
Luxurious but faux finish
Polished trim is according to the trend in any car with a sporty approach, with carbon fibre being the apex of the “look at me, I’m a fast car” gaze. The GTI is far-less-costly and makes due with a plasticised “interlace” on the dashboard, door panels and centre console.
Spy trunk openers
Volkswagen logo in the recent generation saloons and hatchbacks offer a push button to open trunk lid. It is a posh feature that some luxury models such as Mercedes-Benz CLA offers. By offering it, VW takes it to another level up.
An Exclusive Media Device Interface
The all new Volkswagen GTI offers an MDI or Media Device interface through a USB Port. It includes an apple supported 32-pin cables and lightning connectors.
For Android phone, you need to buy an MDI interface cable with a USB end that will cost you couple of pounds
