04/09/2008 17:10. With the exception of the TDI standing for turbo-diesel injection badge on the car's rump there's nothing to distinguish this Golf GT Sport from its petrol burning Twincharger, or TSI, brother. This means you get 17-inch alloy wheels, full-height black-out grille and lowered suspension to distinguish yourself from the common Golf driver. From the outside you could almost fool yourself that you're driving a GTI the biggest clues are the different alloy wheel style and missing red garnish for the grille.

The good vibes disappeared somewhat when we stepped inside though. The petrol version we tested previously was kitted out with the optional macchiato leather. Without the two-tone colour scheme it brings, the Golf's interior has a bunker-like feel with its acres of industrial grey.... // CNET.com.au