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In which year was the Bora Legend produced?

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Natasha
07/30/25 1:04am
Bora Legend does not have a fixed production period. As of 2021, the Bora Legend was still in production, having been launched in 2002. Introduction to the Bora sedan: The Bora sedan is a full-size sedan under the Volkswagen brand, the latest masterpiece of the A-class platform, and a product synchronized with international standards. It embodies meticulous care and protection for drivers and passengers, thus being hailed as the 'Driver's Car'. Bora's sales: In 2000, the Bora sold 145,000 units in the United States, surpassing models such as the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class, and Passat B5, becoming the most popular European imported car of the year.
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LeLucia
08/15/25 6:35am
I remember the Bora Legend started production around 2019. As a car enthusiast who frequents auto shows, I saw its debut in 2019. Volkswagen launched this model specifically for the Chinese market, naming it 'Legend' to signify the continuation of the classic design from the previous generation. It served as a transitional version before the new-generation Bora arrived. Production largely ceased by 2020 as it was positioned as an affordable, family-friendly car that gained popularity. On forums, I noticed discussions about 2019 having the highest production volume, with many appearing in the used car market by 2020. My advice when sourcing one is to pay attention to the model year and avoid leftover stock, given its short lifecycle, though it's known for being sturdy and durable.
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DeNadia
10/20/25 5:01am
I am the owner of a Bora Legend. I bought one right when it was launched in 2019, mainly from the production year of 2019, I remember the sales were booming at that time. After driving it for more than three years, there have been no major issues. Volkswagen called it 'Legend' to retain the old style. It was discontinued when the new generation was launched in 2020. As a family car, it is very fuel-efficient and has low maintenance costs. If you are considering buying a used car, looking for a 2019-2020 model would be more reliable. I think choosing it is the right decision, as it is practical and spacious.
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StCarmen
12/03/25 5:32am
I used to work in the automotive sales industry. The Bora Legend was a mass-produced model in 2019. At that time, it sold like hotcakes in our dealership, offering high-end configurations at an affordable price. Production ceased in 2020. Volkswagen positioned it as a transitional model, and customer feedback praised its durability and reliability. The 'Legend' branding was well-received, leading to a surge in sales.
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