Thanks to all of our buds over at VWVortex who bombarded our inbox last night with news that VW has officially announced the fifth-gen European Golf R32. Set to debut in Frankfurt, the new R32 has ...

The VW Golf IV was introduced in 1997, and the flagship R32 followed in 2003, starting the legacy of the R-branded hot hatchbacks.

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