What are the differences between the Golf and Polo?
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Golf and Polo are not models of the same class. The following are the main differences between the Golf and Polo: Different vehicle dimensions: Golf: The vehicle dimensions are 4199x1786x1479mm. Polo: The vehicle dimensions are 3970mm×1682mm×1462mm. Different exterior designs: Golf: The front face integrates the "X" main feature element, paired with new fog light designs, making the front look more dynamic and three-dimensional; the LED headlights adopt a new "double L" design, and all models come standard with LED daytime running lights, enhancing the overall premium feel. Polo: The body is relatively heavy, offering good safety, and is humorously referred to by netizens as a "small tank," with a stylish and dynamic appearance. Different interior designs. The interior styles of the Golf and Polo are quite similar, with the Golf having slightly better craftsmanship, while the Polo appears a bit more budget-friendly. Different seats: The Golf uses leather decoration, with seats offering better wrapping, externally covered in leather and internally decorated with suede. The Polo uses fabric filling, but the craftsmanship is much better than the standard version. The Golf also features lumbar support adjustment, a rear center armrest with manual adjustment, and rear seat air vents. The Polo, on the other hand, is equipped with automatic air conditioning, in-car air conditioning/pollen filtration, and other functions.
