Brad Spearpoint

Make / Model / Year:
2017 MK7.5 Volkswagen Golf GTI.

Engine, Wheels, Paint Colour:
It’s powered by a 2.0-litre engine, running on standard wheels, and finished in Indium Grey, which gives it a clean but aggressive look.

Any other cool accessories:
I’ve added a front splitter, rear diffuser, and side skirts, which really sharpen up the overall appearance. Other touches include an upgraded air filter, a number of interior decorative changes, and the car has been de-badged, along with a few other subtle styling tweaks to make it feel more personal.

How long have I owned it, and how did I get it?
I’ve owned the car since April 2023, and it’s been a brilliant daily driver ever since.

I’ve been a Volkswagen fan for as long as I can remember. From a young age, VWs have always stood out to me, and that passion has never faded. In fact, I’ve only ever owned Volkswagen cars — I honestly wouldn’t buy anything else. There’s just something about the brand that keeps pulling me back.

Air filter, interior decorative changes, I’ve de-badged the exterior and made some other subtle decorative changes.

I’m not fortunate enough to own any other Volkswagens at the moment, but the dream setup would definitely be a daily driver alongside a MK2 Golf GTI — a proper classic to sit next to something modern.