GT: This refers to the car's performance and sporty character. GT cars are typically equipped with more powerful engines and enhanced handling, making them suitable for spirited driving.
TDI: TDI stands for Turbocharged Direct Injection. This technology combines turbocharging, which uses exhaust gases to compress air and increase engine power, with direct fuel injection, where fuel is injected directly into the cylinders. TDI engines are known for their efficiency and torque (pulling power).
2.0: This indicates that the engine has a displacement of 2.0 litres or 1,968 cubic centimetres. The engine size is a key specification that affects the power and performance of the car.
In the Volkswagen Golf, the GT TDI 2.0 specification typically refers to a performance-oriented model that combines a 2.0-litre turbocharged direct injection diesel engine with sporty styling, enhanced suspension, and other features that contribute to a more dynamic driving experience.
