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You should have no problem, that is not a heavy car, but you should check the specs on the RV to be sure-most RV.s have no problem towing vehicles up to 3500 lbs, and a GTI is about 2800 tops
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As long as you disconnect the battery.. you will be fine.. but make sure you have brake lights.. check your state laws concerning towing behind an RV.. some require the brake lights on the towed vehicle to work (or have optional brake lights)..remember..its YOUR car and YOUR RV... SAFETY FIRST!
..have fun...
If you have to have the key on to unlock the steering wheel, try installing a battery cut off switch under the hood. You cannot completely remove battery power completely or you will loose the radio station memory and the brake lights. You can install a battery isolator on the RV so you can charge the battery on the odessy while you're towing it using a wire on the hitch connector.
Should be okay if you use a tow dolly. This means you drive the front wheels up on the tow dolly and strap the tires down. The rear wheels are like trailer tires and should roll as if they do when driven.
Don't do it. If you tow a Hyundai on all 4 wheels, like behind an RV, the transmission will burn itself up! The manual trans requires splash lubrication for the bearing and gears, which it doesn't get because the transmission has to be in neutral. The automatic transmission burns up the one-way clutches.
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