The Volkswagen GTI is a well known classic front drive econo-sports-car that needs no introduction...therefore we will skip the usual background banter (other than to mention that this one is based on the 
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This is a first generation (MK I) GTI, not a 2nd generation as you list it. If it is a U.S. market car then it had 90hp when new, not 110. Also, the Mk I was never available with the 16 valve motor. 8 valve only for this one.
ReplyDeleteA good investment? Only if it stays in the dry of NM.
ReplyDeleteToo bad you skipped the banter part, since that would have involved informing your readers that this specimen is a US built GTI and they were decidedly inferior to the German built GTIs in many ways.
ReplyDeleteAch du lieber! US-built, you say? I will offer $475 and not a pfennig more.
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