Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes about automotive technology for CNET's Roadshow. Prior to the automotive beat, he covered spyware, Web building technologies, and computer hardware. He began ...

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So, no MkIII "VW364" Scirocco R from Wolfsburg for us U.S. Desert Jackals. But we do get the MkVI "VW360" Golf R hot hatch with a touch more horsepower (at 266) and the same torque (at 258 lb-ft) as ...

Rain and golf are rarely a perfect mix, but as I spotted storm clouds gathering on the horizon on during a recent outing I couldn’t have been more pleased. That’s because the golf part of this ...

This 2012 Volkswagen Golf R, a well-maintained performance hatch with 178,000 miles and notable upgrades, runs flawlessly ...

A first drive review of the £50k Volkswagen Golf R 20th Anniversary edition, filmed in 4K. This video explores performance, ...

Somewhere between fast cars, practical cars, and those you can actually afford lies the 2012 Volkswagen Golf R. Taking the title as the most powerful small car VW has ever offered, it’s safe to say ...

Going the full asking on today's Nice Price or No Dice Golf R not only gets the new owner the car but also extra wheels and tires and a Yakima roof rack. Let's see if we're all in on the deal.

It’s almost here… the most powerful Golf to ever be sold on U.S. soil, and Volkswagen has just released official pricing with the 2-door model starting at $33,990. An over $10,000 premium from the GTI ...

Volkswagen is known for its approach to performance value, and the Golf R is no exception. It is the most expensive version of the Golf, with an engine and drivetrain taken directly from the Audi TTS, ...

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Why doesn't it have more power? Why target the Subaru WRX STI and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution? Why does it cost so much? And why do the Euros get all the fun stuff (again)? Let's take it from the top.