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Volkswagen Golf GTI G60

f turbos are too inefficient, and natural aspiration too peaky, what hope do you have of extracting more performance? Easy: a supercharger. Volkswagen’s Golf GTI was a blank canvas for tuners, drivers and the upwardly mobile – a point not lost on Wolfsburg, which began experimenting with forced induction engines in the ’80s as a means of marrying performance and fuel economy.

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