VW Golf VI GTD

In its standard version the Volkswagen Golf GTD is powered by a 2,0 liter TDI engine that delivers 170 hp. Not bad for a diesel car, no? But MTM decided it can do better. And with a few little modifications they managed to raise the engine’s output to 205 hp.

Besides that the MTM GTD also comes with a black paint, a new exhaust systems, performance brakes, sport suspensions and 19 inch bimoto sport alloy rims which underline the vehicles character and sporty look.

No words on how the car’s performances have been improved have been said yet.

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MTM’s programme for the revival of the five cylinder turbo engine, the Audi TT-RS, goes from performance modifications up to braking systems and bimoto wheels in 19 or 20 inches.

The highest stage of MTM’s performance modifications includes a complete conversion of the engine unit and a handmade exhaust system, which boosts the stock Audi 2.5 TFSI 250 kW (340hp) quattro to the striking 424 hp (312kW). Furthermore, the MTM Audi TT-RS is fitted with a bimoto-forged rims set in size 9 x 20’’.

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