Volkswagen is bringing back the limited edition Wolfsburg Edition GTI for 2013, plus a new Driver’s Edition model as it winds down production of the sixth-generation Golf and GTI.
Priced at $25,095 the GTI Wolfsburg Edition model gets 18-inch Laguna wheels, a retro golf ball shift knob and red stitched floormats. Available at dealers soon, just 2000 Wolfsburg Edition models will be made and will come with either a six-speed manual or with VW’s DSG automatic, priced at $26,195.
Arriving in the second quarter of this year will be a pricier Driver’s Edition model, which adds in the GTI Sunroof and Navigation package, plus 18-inch Laguna wheels, that golf ball shifter and red-stitched floormats. Plus, it gains a leather interior, a “Certificate of Authenticity” and a bag of VW swag including a hat, keychain and parking sign.
With just 3,000 units available, it will retail for the a spendy $29,695 with the manual transmission or $30,795 for the DSG automatic.

Both special editions will be offered exclusively in four-door trim (5-door hatchback) in three colors: Candy White, Carbon Steel Gray and Deep Black.

New
And increased power, the new Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 35 features a special design elements created for the model. A revised front bumper and 18-inch light alloy wheels to be seen on the exterior, while interior look back to the golf ball gearknob. Signature of 35 appears at the front wing, plate threshold, barring the head and the middle panel chair.
Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 35 with his debut at the

