Since the ‘80s, the Volkswagen GTI collection has maintained a unique charm by maintaining the same basic design and interior look. The major improvements have been under the hood, making the MkV more efficient than ever.

With a standard 2-door or 4-door selection, the 4-cylinder, in-line and the smooth turbocharged engine produces 200-hp at 5,100 rpm. Front wheel drive and a top speed of 130 miles per hour are ideal for Volkswagen GTI MkV.

The 2008 Volkswagen GTI has preserved its affordable and fuel efficient aspect very well. When it comes to safety, Volkswagen makes safety seem easy; rated in the top by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s frontal crash test. Also included are standard side curtain airbags and all-disk antilock brakes.

A new feature included with the vehicle is standard SIRIUS satellite radio, with an additional purchase for the service. Automatic climate control is not included in this model.

The MkV is a model that can be used for typical driving while the overall drivetrain remains exceptional.

Recognized for by Car and Driver magazine’s 10Best cars, the GTI is a solid and aggressive sports car that will continue to satisfy in its market.

Eos was the goddess of dawn and wind, according to Greek mythology. What vehicle best fits a Goddess (or God)? Well, none other than the 2008 Volkswagen Eos.

The Eos is a 4-seat, 2-door coupe convertible, sports car that first went to production in 2006. The most appealing part of the make of the car is the innovative five-piece folding hardtop with an integrated glass sunroof. Just a click of a button makes the hardtop fold and stow itself away in 25 seconds.

The most changes for the 2008 Eos are the interior design. Standard on the new models include: leather on the steering wheel, center sliding armrest, shift knob and parking brake handle and a controlled 12-way driver’s seat. A rare attribute in convertibles that the Eos offers is a pass-thru cabin.

The interior presents excellent comfort and user-friendly amenities. This “make you feel young again” convertible is practical for a Sunday afternoon drive with your iPod docked to the 600-watt Dynaudio sound system.

The receptive steering and admirable acceleration gives the sports car a classic feel of comfort and reliability. The offered engines for accelerated driving is a choice from 200-hp, 2.0-liter I-4 or 250-hp, 3.2-liter V-6. So take your pick, although neither choice will let you down because the retractable hardtop fit for a Goddess only increases appeal.