This is the original hot hatch: the Golf GTI.
And in 2017, the nameplate returned with a facelift and few things to make its buyers buy it again. It is like when you have that brand of a phone that you replace it even if it works great but you want the newer version of it.

The 2017 Golf GTI is the facelift of the 7th generation of the Golf and this is why some people call it the GTI 7.5. If someone needs more horsepower, there is also a Clubsport version now, which offers 265 hp. The sport adaptive suspension is fitted as standard.

From the outside, what you see is what you get. A GTI package with sport suspension, GTI bumpers and badges and, of course, GTI sport light-alloy 18” wheels. As an option, there is even a set of 20” size wheels. It worth mentioning that if other hot hathces are available only in a 5-door configuration, the GTI kept the 3-door version as an entry level.

On the inside, there is a GTI badge on the steering wheel, a golf-ball decoration for the shifter and a set of retro-themed bucket-type seats. The driver has a 12.3” TFT dashboard display for the speedometer and tachometer and an 8” color touch-screen for the infotainment system.