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The Polo GTI

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Contains 8 sections: Central Aspects, Engine / Gearbox, Chassis / Brakes, Exterior, Interior, Safety, Standard Equipment, Two Decades of Sporty Polos

The Polo GTI - Central Aspects

Sporty top model following GTI traditionDistinguished by sporty driving properties and clear identity150hp turbo engine accelerates the Polo GTI to 100km/h in 8.2 seconds

Volkswagen is about to launch the most powerful Polo ever. It is the Polo GTI delivering 110kW/150hp. The exterior and interior concept of this potent super mini is deliberately true to the legendary Golf GTI. The GTI legend lives on in the Polo due to its powerful sprinting capabilities, dynamic torque supply, impressive top speed and exciting driving experience. The most powerful model in this series fulfils these attributes without any compromises. The Polo GTI has a top speed of 216km/h and races from nought to 100km/h in 8.2 seconds. It needs just 29.0 seconds to cover 1,000 metres. These performance figures even clearly beat the original GTI, the 110hp Golf from 1976.


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