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4 WHEELS April 07 2011 When it arrives this summer, the Volkswagen Jetta GLI will have a starting price of $27,475. Volkswagen Canada launches Jetta GLI Volkswagen Canada unveiled the all-new Jetta GLI sport sedan at the recent Vancouver Auto Show. It has a starting price of $27,475. As the latest member of a long line of Jettas to wear the badge, the new GLI follows in the tradition of the award-winning Golf GTI by adding sportiness and flair to the solid foundation of the newly redesigned Jetta. On the outside, the GLI features a uniquely styled fascia, with a honeycomb front grille and integrated fog lights. The profile of the GLI is enhanced by dramatic sill extensions, and the rear of the car is finished off with a GLI-specific rear valance. Inside, the GLI abounds with sporty details. The flat-bottomed sport steering wheel with controls for stereo, trip computer and Bluetooth mobile phone connectivity gives the driver a firm grip. The powertrain options feature a choice of either six-speed manual or automatic direct shift gearboxes. Either will be paired to Volkswagen's awardwinning 2.0-litre TSFI engine, with 200 hp and 207 lb/ft of available torque. A fully independent sport suspension and a choice of either 17-inch or 18-inch alloy wheels will ensure sporty handling. All of the latest safety features like electronic stability control, four wheel disc brakes with anti-lock, and an intelligent crash response system are standard, making the new Jetta GLI a very secure place to be. It will be in dealer showrooms this summer in a choice of five exterior colours. --Metroland Media/Carguide Magazine Chev unveils Mi-ray concept Chevrolet introduced the Mi-ray concept at the recent 2011 Seoul Motor Show. The roadster celebrates Chevrolet's 100-year heritage of designing expressive vehicles in the brand's newest market. The Mi-ray was developed at the GM Advanced Design Studio in Seoul. Combining cutting-edge hybrid propulsion technology and advanced styling, it balances iconic Chevrolet design cues with a future design vision as Chevrolet celebrates its centennial in 2011. The Mi-ray pays tribute to Chevrolet's sports car heritage. It is small and open like the 1963 Monza SS, and light and purposeful like the 1962 Corvair Super Spyder. Its aerodynamic fuselage is reminiscent of modern jet fighters. Made of carbon fiber and CFRP (carbon fiber-reinforced plastic), the wedged body side is divided by an angled character line, with ambient lighting underneath. This accent creates a sweeping line of light when the car is in motion, bringing a warm glow to the sculptured body. Le Mans racer-style scissor doors open up and out of the way for dramatic access to the interior. The Mi-ray features aluminum-carbon fiber composite 20-inch wheels in front and 21-inch wheels in the rear. The strong turbine theme evokes movement, even when the Mi-ray is stationary. --Metroland Media/Carguide Magazine