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Volkswagen Donuts Rated in Donuts

Today is the holiest day on the calendar, National Donut Day, so celebrate with us as we run through videos of Volkswagen doing that finest of car feats: the donut.

Volkswagen Golf VR6 Turbo 4Motion Donuts

Rain. A big empty parking lot. Powered rear wheels. A heavy foot. These are the ingredients that make a great donut and they’re all here in spades. A classic: 5 out of 5 sprinkled donuts.

 

 

Volkswagen Andretti Rallycross ‘Donut School’

VARX put out this video only a few weeks ago to celebrate the start of the Red Bull GRC season. Since then, VARX has had a lot to celebrate and this week they’ll back out on the racetrack in Dallas. So until then, enjoy these tasty donuts: 4 out of 5 square donuts

 

 

How to do DONUT DRIFT – Indian [Volkswagen polo]

Volkswagens these days tend to be front wheel drive, so donuts don’t come naturally. Where others might just give up on the whole idea, though, this enterprising young hero found a way. For his tenacity and resourcefulness, we give him 5 out of 5 homemade donuts that taste a little funny, but were made with love.

 

 

Drifting in a VW Beetle

Stereotypes would lead you to believe that a Beetle doesn’t make enough power to do a donut, and this lowered and shiny Beetle looks a little too nice to be doing anything as harsh as a donut. Thankfully, both assumptions are proven very wrong and we get this great and unexpected donut: 4 out of 5 Bacon Maple donuts.

 

 

VW Polo Pinata

Another video based on a Volkswagen Motorsport car. This time, we see Jari-Matti Latvala crushing Pinatas with his Polo WRC and just saying that sends a frisson of excitement down my spine. 5 out of 5 bunuelos

 

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