Does the Polo have a sedan version?

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VanTheo
07/29/25 7:22pm
The previous version of the Polo was a sedan, but the current version is a hatchback. Below is an introduction to the differences between the sedan and hatchback versions: 1. Different layout forms. Polo Hatchback: The cabin and trunk are integrated into one compartment, with the engine arranged independently; Polo Sedan: Consists of three enclosed compartments - the cabin, trunk, and engine bay. 2. Different braking systems. Polo Hatchback: Features a front disc and rear drum braking system (Bosch 8.0 version ABS) that is not inferior to competitors; Polo Sedan: Front-wheel drive with a handbrake located between the front seats.
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