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Volkswagen Golf GTD

£144.41 per month BIK

Volkswagen Golf GTD

Here’s a car that proves a small monthly bill doesn’t mean minimal thrills. The VW Golf GTD is one of our favourite hot hatches, thanks to its blend of pace, handling and low running costs. Better still, with CO2 emissions of only 134g/km, it makes a lot of sense for company car users. Its solid image and classy styling mean it won’t look out of place in the corporate car park, while the gutsy 168bhp 2.0-litre diesel engine and composed chassis will raise a smile on the commute home in the evening. Better still, this class-leading performance will only cost higher rate taxpayers £144.41 of their salary every month.

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