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The Volkswagen Golf GTI provides an excellent driving experience. The car provides good handling even at top speeds, and should please even the most enthusiastic driver. Grip is also good, and when driving through town at more moderate speeds the car is also easy to handle and provides a smooth and comfortable ride.

The five-door Volkswagen Golf version would make the most suitable choice as a family vehicle. The model range also boasts a split-fold rear seat, sufficient cabin space for most passengers and a decent size boot. The down-side is the lack of storage space to accommodate family related items.

This is not the best first car on the market. For those who could afford the initial purchase price, insurance rates will be high, and the car may have too much power on offer for novice drivers.

The VW Golf is viewed with high regards and used to be a major contender in the hot hatch sector. Volkswagen has high hopes that the car’s GTI status will help to propel the car back to the iconic status that it once enjoyed.

The car’s driver appeal includes the addition of around 100kg compared to the regular Golf and has a clear impact on handling, which feels less direct. The car’s suspension has received minor enhancements and is softer and more comfortable. The car is still quick from the start thanks to some powerful engines on offer.

The Golf Plus isn’t the best family car. Cabin space is too limitesd to be a proper family car. It would probably be better to keep looking for a primary family car. The Golf Plus could easily be used as a second vehicle or a commuter car.

The Golf Plus is not likely going to be the first choice of new drivers. The Golf Plus will appeal more to customers who are loyal to the brand.

This car is all about image, and sporting the Volkswagen badge is a statement that buyers understand well. This version of the Golf may be duplicated as the next version. If it fails then the company will scrap it.

The Volkswagen Phaeton delivers excellent driver appeal. The car’s V10 and W12 engines provide an extremely fast ride. The Phaeton is a heavy vehicle, but the V10 diesel has a gross weight of nearly 3,000kg and can reach 62mph in less than seven seconds. The other engines may not deliver such dynamic performance but they do provide better fuel economy.

This is not a family vehicle. The car’s premium interior would not fair well at the hands of children. There are much more suitable family cars available.

This is not a first car. Even if a novice driver could afford it the car’s power on hand makes it an unrealistic choice for novice drivers, and it is too big, and it is unlikely that many new drivers could afford the Phaeton.

There's no denying that the Phaeton is a premium top-notch car, but despite Volkswagen's efforts, the car still has a slight image problem. The car lacks the premium badge to accompany its premium offerings. Volkswagen still hasn’t received the credibility that it rightfully deserves in this sector.