Highlights Range-topping Mk4 R32 in Diamond Black, the sought-after three-door bodyshell Six-speed manual with Haldex four-wheel drive and the 237bhp 3.2-litre VR6 Recently recommissioned with a new clutch, a new radiator and refurbished alloys Scorpion cat-back exhaust fitted for the full VR6 soundtrack One owner from new, with a documented service file and the original 2003 purchase receipt Overview The Mk4 R32 arrived late in 2002 as the fastest, most focused Golf Volkswagen had built.

Under the bonnet sat a 237bhp 3.2-litre narrow-angle VR6, a chain-driven descendant of the much-loved 12-valve unit, sending drive to all four wheels through the Haldex system and a six-speed manual.

Lowered suspension, sharp steering and big front brakes with bright blue calipers backed it up, and with only around 500 UK cars sold between 2002 and 2004, it's become one of the most collectable hot Golfs of its era.

This one is a Diamond Black three-door, the configuration enthusiasts chase, and it'...