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GTI insignia. The first GTI featured the now-iconic classic tartan fabric pattern with off-white and red stripes on a black background. Needless to say, the centre panels of the seats of the new up! GTI have also been given a stylish look with this fabric. It is called "clark" – just like in the Polo GTI and Golf GTI (where it is written "Clark"). The outer panels of the seats are black. Further GTI insignia in the vehicle interior include GTI door sill panel trims, a special GTI gear knob and a multifunction steering wheel specific to the GTI with red stitching and the GTI logo in the vertical spoke. Also covered with leather is the handbrake lever. Another "must" in any GTI is a roof liner and roof frame trim in sporty black. A touch of class inside comes via the subtle and attractive red ambient lighting. The dashpad featuring a "pixels red" design is colour-coordinated with the black and red interior elements. The chrome-plated trims around the vents, controls and instruments create an elegant contrast. The upper door panels are body-coloured.

Notes:
Features and technical data of production models apply to models offered in Germany. Details for other countries may vary.

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