How to distinguish between Jetta and Santana?

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DeBethany
07/30/25 9:14am
Jetta and Santana can be distinguished by the following methods: 1. Body dimensions: The length, width, and height of the Jetta are 4501mm, 1704mm, and 1469mm respectively; the Santana measures 4475mm, 1706mm, and 1469mm. 2. Power: The Jetta's engine has a maximum horsepower of 90hp and a maximum power of 66kw; the Santana's engine delivers 110hp and 81kw. 3. Manufacturer: The Jetta is produced by FAW-Volkswagen, while the Santana is manufactured by SAIC Volkswagen. 4. Wheelbase: The Jetta has a wheelbase of 2604mm, compared to the Santana's 2603mm.
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