"Selling a competitive small car is a difficult task these days, with brands like Hyundai and Kia upping their quality game while keeping prices down. The result is that more established carmakers – Honda, Toyota and Volkswagen, for examples – have had to work hard in the last few years to either try to price-match those thrifty Koreans, or continue to give buyers a reason to continue to spend more money for their products instead.
It’s an especially interesting situation for Volkswagen, whose Golf hatchback and Jetta sedan are among the most expensive small cars your cash can buy. One of Volkswagen’s trump cards is its diesel engine, marketed as TDI (short for Turbo Direct Injection), which in its current form is one of the most powerful and fuel-efficient motors available in a compact car." [Continue reading...]
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