What are the differences between Jetta and Santana?
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Volkswagen Jetta and Volkswagen Santana have the following differences: 1. Different exterior design: The most noticeable difference lies in the front fascia styling. Although both adopt Volkswagen's family design language, subtle adjustments in the front grille color scheme, bumper, and taillight shapes create distinct visual effects. The Santana's front end appears more conservative, while the Jetta looks more youthful and dynamic. Santana's headlights feature a regular shape, whereas Jetta's have more angular designs. 2. Different dimensions: The dimensional differences are minimal. Both share a 2603mm wheelbase and 1706mm width. The Jetta is only 14mm longer than the Santana - this being the most significant dimensional difference, though hardly noticeable visually. 3. Different configurations: Both top-trim Santana and Jetta models come equipped with ESP electronic stability programs. However, the Santana's top variant features 6 airbags compared to Jetta's 4 airbags in its highest configuration.