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On some of those pictures, it looks as if the Golf is going through the Ring, not around it!  :grin:

 

 

On a more serious note - 22lb weight saving on the brakes for each wheel?  They really are anchors!  Why can't they put them into production for normal road cars? 

In this unstoppable race for lower CO2 blah blah, that must help!

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Golf GTI Clubsport S unveiled at Wörthersee

04 May 2016

Most powerful production Golf GTI packs 310PS engine

GTI fans will get their first look at the Golf GTI Clubsport S at the annual Wörthersee GTI meet today (Wednesday 4 May).

This is following the announcement that the Golf GTI Clubsport S has set a Nurburgring record for the fastest lap time in a front-wheel-drive production car in a time of 7:49:21.

With only 150 to be built for the UK, the Clubsport S will be the rarest Golf GTI in history. Global production will be capped at 400 units.

The Clubsport S builds on the already special Golf GTI Clubsport Edition 40, which is the most powerful production Golf GTI.

This car will be available exclusively as a 3-door manual only with a 310PS version of the 2.0 TSI engine.

Important dates

Production – from week 36 2016 to week 49 2016

Product and marketing

Exact price and specification of the Clubsport S is yet to be confirmed, but the car has bucket seats as standard, 19-inch alloys, Dynamic Chassis Control, black roof and will be individually numbered 1 to 400 on a silver coloured plate on the centre console.

Options

No car configurator will be available because on the limited production volume of the Clubsport S. More details will follow when they are confirmed.

This exclusive edition is only available in three colours:

Tornado red

Pure white

Deep black

More details on the Golf GTI Clubsport S will be published when they are available.

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It's a pretty rare and probably best handling Golf 7, I wouldn't mind one but I don't do track days and need a more everyday useable car, hence going the Golf R route.

With no rear seats it's just not what I need from a car, 150 are coming to the UK, expect them to cost between £35-40k if you manage to get one, no doubt the prices will remain rock solid.

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