Golf GTI Mark II, 1984-1990 International, 1985-1992 U.S. The Golf Mk II arrived in Europe in 1984 and the U.S. in 1985, where it traded the Rabbit name for Golf. The formula was much the same.

The three-letter moniker, which is synonymous with its iconic 205 GTi of the 1980s and 1990s, has been stamped onto a ...

Volkswagen is preparing to electrify the GTI legacy – and it sounds seriously promising. With the ID.2 GTI, we finally get an ...

the first 16-valve Golf GTI Mark 2 from 1986 or the 2001 Golf GTI Mark 4 '25 years of GTI'." The release calls the concept car an effective "time machine," which admittedly sounds pretty cool ...

And GTIs Mark II to IV have since all come up against better, faster, and often cheaper rivals. Now here we are with the new GTI Mark V, and find Volkswagen on a nostalgia kick, having realised ...

2 as an electric Polo. That said, the ID. GTI heavily references all past eight generations of Golf GTI. The concept even has different drive modes that ape previous GTIs, including the Mark 1 ...

but it lost its spot at the top of the lineup as VW launched the GTI VR6 with a 172-hp 2.8-liter narrow-angle V-6 engine. Everybody loves the Mark 4 Golf, but the GTI version entered a dark era ...

We've already seen the eighth-generation Volkswagen Golf with almost no camo at all, but the next-gen GTI, a perennial favorite of ours, has been somewhat of a mystery. Our spy photographers have ...

Now in its Mark VI configuration, the sporty Golf GTI is available in two-door and four-door hatchback configurations. Motivating the GTI is VW's punchy 200-horsepower 2.0-liter turbocharged ...