Type of Rear Brakes on the Golf
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The rear brakes on the Golf are disc brakes, while the front brakes are ventilated disc brakes, which are commonly used in the market. Disc brakes have been widely adopted in passenger cars, with most vehicles now using them on all wheels. A small number of cars employ disc brakes only on the front wheels, paired with drum brakes on the rear wheels, to ensure better directional stability during braking. Here is some information about the Golf: 1. The Golf is a classic hatchback compact family car introduced by FAW-Volkswagen. Its body dimensions are 4259mm in length, 1799mm in width, and 1452mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2631mm. 2. The Golf is equipped with numerous advanced technologies. Its 12.3-inch FPK digital LCD instrument cluster can display seven major functions and offers multiple personalized information mode settings. Additionally, the new MIB High Navi navigation system features a 9.2-inch high-definition capacitive touchscreen that eliminates physical buttons and includes gesture control, supporting personalized configurations.