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The ABT VW Golf GTI

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For ABT, the GTI is simply a love affair. After all, it has been successfully involved in its tuning right from the start. No wonder, then, that the ABT designers and engineers have been working on the seventh generation of this “über-Golf” as well. The result is a car that leaves nothing to be desired and is a real eye-catcher.

The ABT Golf VII GTI is a perfect car that leaves nothing to be desired. You could hardly make the VW evergreen more dynamic or sporty: Front spoiler and front grille underline the strong charisma of the ABT Golf GTI, the headlight covers its aggressiveness. Mirror caps and side skirts form a sort of attractive connection with the rear, which, in turn, with its rear skirt set and trunk lid attachment radiates unobtrusive dominance. The four-pipe exhaust system is a typical ABT design element. When you look at the ABT Golf GTI’s rear, you will certainly know where it has been tuned. Also available is a downpipe with sport catalyst.

The ABT program for the VW Golf VII GTI is completed by suspension springs that lower the CoG and even increase the standard version’s road-holding capacities. One could also order a height adjustable suspension kit for the front and rear axle as well as anti-roll bars. ABT also has available the right sport-type wheels in different designs and sizes from 18 to 20 inches. To optimize the stopping capabilities a new brake system could be ordered for the front axle.

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About ABT

ABT is the global market leader when it comes to enhancing cars produced by Audi and VW. Since 1896 the German company uses its engineering skills in various racing series (e.g. Formula E and German Touring Car Masters) and to cater for the needs of car enthusiasts worldwide by providing European quality aftermarket parts for street cars.

Sold in more than 50 countries, ABT is also permanently present in North America, based in Miami, Florida at our partner F355 Automobile Technic, to provide services and parts to customers in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Please visit www.abt-america.com for more info about us and our products.

Contact:

ABT America c/o F355 Miami

Att. Bjoern Marek

Email:   info@abt-america.com

 16560 NW 10th Ave

Miami, FL 33169

Phone:  +1-305-974-5958

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The ABT VW Golf GTI – Facts

ABT AERODYNAMICS

Front spoiler

Front grille

Headlight covers

Side skirts

Rear skirt set

Trunk lid attachment

Mirror caps

ABT SPORTS WHEELS, 18 to 20 inch

Designs CR, DR, ER-C and FR

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ABT EXHAUST TECHNOLOGY

Rear muffler with four end-pipes

Downpipe with sport catalyst (200 cpsi metal carrier)

ABT SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY

Suspension springs (-0.8in at the front, -1.0in at the rear)

Height adjustable suspension kit (-0.4 to -1.6in at the front, -0.8in to -1.8in at the rear)

Anti-roll bars

ABT BRAKE TECHNOLOGY

Sport brake system for front axle (black with ABT logo)

ABT INTERIOR

Floor mats

Integrated entrance lights with ABT logo

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