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Blimey. Was I embarrassed or was I embarrassed. Nipped into my friendly neighborhood Volkswagen dealer last week, put two and two together and came up with far more than four. The salesmen were all smiles, jovial and ever-so-friendly. Well, with the world in the state that it is, I figured there was only one explanation for this frivolity - drugs. I debated how many real salesmen were trapped in the back office and just how to escape these impostors and inform the police. Suddenly one of them pounced and asked if he could help me and after looking gormlessly at him, I decided that in fact these guys were happy because they were just, well happy.
Me being the idiot that I am, it turns out Volkswagen dealers only deal one form of drug, the very real, the very legal adrenaline. And small wonder Volkswagen dealers' are smiling ear to ear, with their current line-up of vehicles, Volkswagen are strongly positioned to become the market leader across their range - most notably the dopamine deliverer, the Golf GTi.
Ever since the MK I burst onto the scene in 1976, engulfed in a cloud of tyre smoke and snarling engine, the GTi name has always been synonymous with Volkswagen's 'hot hatch', in the same way that 'Stuck in the middle with you' by Steelers Wheel is no longer heard as a catchy pop song, but as the soundtrack to a policeman having un-consenting surgery in Reservoir Dogs - so mighty was its impact things would never be the same again. However as was the case with Elvis, as the king of the road began to gain more and more accolades and success, the waste-line began to expand and its performance became slower and more laboured.
Heritage however counts for a lot and whenever a Golf was bestowed the fabled 'GTi' badge, buyers clamoured to have one on their driveways. Besides, an overweight Golf GTi was still streets ahead of its rivals, as was the case with the Mk III and sales continued apace. However when the Mk IV was launched to lukewarm reviews in 1999, it seemed the Golf had eaten its last burger. In fact the Mk IV was only badged 'GTi' in Britain and was called the 'Trendline' (oh dear) elsewhere. Elvis Impersonator anyone?
To make things far worse, there was a new cat in town which simply blew the Golf away - the Honda Civic Type R. The Civic was cheaper than the Golf, faster than the Golf, had bullet-proof reliability and styling that screamed "speed!" The Type R devoured every performance car award going and continued onwards to head-butting the horizon.
However Volkswagen regrouped, put the Golf on a strict diet and training regime, gave it a new wardrobe and launched the Mk V GTi in 2005. To put the Elvis analogies to bed, the Mk V is the comeback special. Developing 200bhp from its 2.0 litre turbocharged engine, the GTi develops twice the torque of its great, great granddad the MK I, despite using no more fuel. A six speed gearbox is offered as is a sequential one to get your gear change time down to milliseconds. Plump for the sequential one however and not only can you achieve 0-60 in 6.9 seconds, but you'll feel like a Formula One driver with the flappy paddles behind the steering wheel. Pull up on the right to change up, up on the left to change down, lo and behold you're Lewis Hamilton. Even the steering wheel itself gets in on the act, with its flat bottom as useable as it is good looking.
Better still is the exterior styling. Whereas the Mk III and IV were a Golf with a different badge and no other discernable features, the latest offering again harks back to the golden years. A gaping black grill greets you at the front, whilst huge exhausts hang proudly out at the rear. Five spoke alloy wheels that converge into five half circles finish the aggressive look. Hot hatches are back in vogue and Volkswagen want to shout about it.
Bit of trivia for you, the word "Golf" doesn't appear anywhere on the car. It's a GTi and nothing else. "Yes, we had a little bit decaffeinated the GTI," were the words of Jörn Hinrichs, Volkswagen's marketing head upon the launch of this masterpiece. Having seen the enthusiasm of Volkswagen dealers now they have such a special car on their forecourts, it appears they've been re-caffeinated too.
Tim Bristol is an experienced journalist currently working to promote http://www.heritagewestbury.co.uk
Staten Island New Toyota Dealers Excited To See New Sub-Compact Debut At International Auto Show
Detroit isn’t exactly exciting these days, but one annual staple of the city is still alive and kicking. This year’s North American International Auto Show served as a stark reminder that the auto industry is down but not out. Innovations and new technologies from almost all of the major auto makers proved that the industry is committed to its renewed focus on fuel efficiency and reducing its impact on the environment. At the same time, a lot of manufacturers stepped forward and showed that they can still bring the same power in neater, more efficient packages.
As the leader in fuel efficiency and progressive driving, Toyota stepped up yet again this year at the Detroit Auto Show to reveal a new model, continuing the new direction Toyota has taken over the last few years. This new subcompact hybrid is bound to get NJ Toyota drivers into a frenzy. Unfortunately, we don’t have too many details yet about this new vehicle, but we do know a couple of exciting details will have your Newark new Toyota dealer seeing a huge boost in business.
Toyota is talking about marketing this vehicle under the “Prius” brand to extend the reach of the best-selling and highly acclaimed name. Even though the Prius is extremely affordable at a base $22,400, we’re expecting that the new subcompact hybrid will cost significantly less. The new car is expected to go into production in late 2011 for a U.S. release in early 2012, at which point your Staten Island new Toyota dealership will have these innovative vehicles in stock.
NJ Toyota drivers are also excited about the mileage the new subcompact hybrid is expected to get, which Toyota claims will be even higher than the Prius’ 51 miles per gallon in city driving. That would make the new model the best in its class, a detail that will show great returns for your Newark new Toyota dealer.
While Toyota has been busy making a name for itself as one of the more progressive manufacturers, the Japanese automaker has had some struggles as of late. Staten Island new Toyota dealerships will tell you that massive recalls undertaken by Toyota hurt business over the course of 2009. This new car should serve to help reestablish Toyota’s reputation for reliability and progression in a shaky automotive industry.
Even though we’ve seen Toyota falter as of late, let’s not forget the role the Prius played in revolutionizing the industry just a few years ago. Still sporting the highest fuel economy in the industry, the Prius continually sets milestones in efficiency and stands as a stalwart reminder of the direction in which the industry is headed. So remember who did it first and continues to do it best this winter as we strive into a new decade. And keep your eyes and ears open for the brand new innovation that Toyota will launch for subcompact car lovers everywhere. NJ Toyota drivers will be happy they did when they’re driving around in one of the most fuel efficient cars on the market.
About the Author
Dale Howard is a blogger and automotive enthusiast focusing on fuel efficiency in the industry. His article features information on Staten Island new Toyota dealers for NJ Toyota drivers.
Rockets vs. Kings 2-13-08?
If you went to the game at the Toyota Center... There was a guy who proposed to his girlfriend in front if everone right? (like the movies) And she said something in his ear and walked away-- leaving the audience with nothing more to assume but that she turned him down, because they left at seperate directions! Also, because if it was YES, then we would know. But was it real?! Or was it just a little show? I couldn't tell? Anyone know? Because if so, that's so sad. I can't believe it!
they probably went to the car and had a quickie
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MISSOULA — Three people face felony charges after a Missoulawoman suffered a fractured nose and rib, had teeth knocked out and her ear bitten through in a weekend attack.
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