Robinson — the smallest production two-seater
So favourable was the response from readers to our comparison, published last October, of an Enstrom light helicopter and certain upper price bracket cars that this month we describe an…
The Golf GTi and its nearest rival.
People say “Aren’t you a little put out by all the other GTi’s around these days?”
Flattered, yes. Put out? No.
After all, most of them take their lead from our very own Golf.
And a fair stab at it most of them make. Some, let it be said, are even a shade foster, and many’s the driver Who’s scared himself half-to-death
trying to prove it.
Which is just our point. You see, a GTi is not only about going fast. It’s about going slow.
It’s about painstaking research and laborious testing.
It’s about designing a chassis that’s more than equal to the demands of high-performance driving.
It’s about a suspension that leaves you stirred not shaken.
And a brake system that’s anything but heart-stopping.
It’s about the patience it takes to apply 7lbs of paint without a drip.
The kind of patience that ensures every ioin fits flush, every seam runs straight, every screw stays screwed.
Frankly, until somebody finds better way to build a GTi, we’re all the competition we need.