Putting a loose sub directly in the trunk is asking for trouble - the vibration spreads through the whole body and ruins the paint, rattles loose interior trim, and creates all kinds of annoying parasitic noise. The solution is a well-built MDF box, sealed with silicone at the corners, that dampens the acoustic energy and transfers the sound in a controlled way. In a Gol specifically, the trunk is tight, but you can make use of the space laterally or in depth - what matters is fixing the box with rubber or neoprene dampers between it and the car floor, which cuts vibration transmission significantly. That way the sound stays clean and your car stays in one piece.