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What are the differences between the Lamando and Lamando GTS?

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SanLondyn

07/30/25 7:34am

Here are the differences between the Lamando and Lamando GTS: 1. The dimensions of the Volkswagen Lamando are length × width × height (mm) 4615 × 1826 × 1425, with a wheelbase (mm) of 2656, and tire specifications of 205/60-R16. The Lamando GTS dimensions are length × width × height (mm) 4610 × 1816 × 1425, with a wheelbase (mm) of 2646, and tire specifications of 225/45-R18. 2. The Lamando GTS has many changes compared to the current Lamando, including modifications to the lower grille, front grille, and headlight design, along with the addition of several aerodynamic components. 3. The Lamando GTS features a honeycomb-patterned front grille with red accents; the fog lights use LED sources, differing from the current Lamando's halogen lights. The most noticeable change on the side is the installation of more visually striking tomahawk-style alloy wheels. 4. There are also several other detailed changes, such as black-painted side mirrors, the addition of a rear spoiler, and the exhaust pipe being redesigned into a dual-exit structure, giving it a strong sporty feel.

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