Is Santana from SAIC or FAW-Volkswagen?
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Santana is a product under Shanghai Volkswagen, more precisely belonging to SAIC Volkswagen. Santana Introduction: The Santana (SANTANA) brand car is a model produced by Volkswagen in California, USA. Since 1985, after more than 20 years of production history, the ordinary Santana car (Santana 87) has been seen all over the country. Santana Space: The front seats of the new Santana are moderately firm and soft, with good comfort. The overall design leans towards comfort, with less emphasis on lumbar support and wrapping. The color scheme is more in line with the warmth of a family car. A model about 1.75 meters tall has only three fingers of headroom in the front when the seat is adjusted to a moderate position.
I remember when I first started working, the company assigned us a Santana 2000, and colleagues affectionately called it the 'Volkswagen Legend.' This car was indeed produced by SAIC Volkswagen and has been manufactured in Shanghai's Anting since the joint venture began in the 1980s. Once, during a visit to the factory, I saw assembly lines filled with Santanas. The technicians mentioned that even though the new Santana has undergone redesigns, the factory badge remains unchanged. Compared to the Jetta and Bora produced by FAW-Volkswagen in Changchun, the Santana's chassis tuning is more suited to southern road conditions, and the seat cushioning is softer. Anyone who has driven a Santana knows—the sound of its windshield wipers is quite distinctive. Maintenance for this car is incredibly affordable, and any local repair shop can handle it.