What are the differences between Volkswagen Golf and Polo?
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Volkswagen Golf and Polo differ in space, dimensions, and power. Space-wise: Although the two cars belong to different classes, the new POLO's 3970mm length is one of the largest in the A0-class hatchback category. In contrast, the Golf's 4199mm length is the shortest among A-class hatchbacks. This difference in length results in only a 229mm gap between the two cars, similar to the size differences seen among many cars in the same class. Power-wise: Both the Golf and Polo are equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated L4 engine, with a maximum output of 110 horsepower and a maximum torque of 155 Nm, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission and a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The same engine delivers strong performance in the A0-class POLO, while it is just adequate in the A-class Golf. Therefore, despite having the same power, the POLO's acceleration capability is superior to the Golf's. Dimension-wise: Volkswagen Golf: Dimensions are 4199x1786x1479mm. Volkswagen Polo: Dimensions are 3970mm×1682mm×1462mm.