What are the exterior differences between the Golf and Polo?
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The specific exterior difference between the Golf and Polo lies in the design of the C-pillar. The Golf's C-pillar is relatively wider and straighter, while the Polo's C-pillar is narrower and more slanted. Below are the detailed differences between the two models: 1. Space: Although the two cars belong to different segments, the new Polo's 3970mm length is considered relatively large among A0-segment hatchbacks, whereas the Golf's 4199mm length is the shortest among A-segment hatchbacks. 2. Interior design: 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. 3. Seats: The Golf features leather upholstery, with better seat wrapping and an exterior covered in leather and an interior decorated with suede. The Polo uses fabric filling, but its craftsmanship is much better than the standard version.
I've looked at these two cars multiple times. The Golf is noticeably larger than the Polo, with a wider and longer body. You'll realize it takes up more space when parking. The front design of the Golf features headlights connected to the grille, with sharp lines and a sporty touch, giving it a steady appearance when driven. The Polo has cute round headlights and a more understated grille, making it suitable for young girls commuting in the city. From the side, the Golf has straight, bold waistlines and larger wheels, giving it a domineering look. The Polo has softer, smoother lines like a little sprite, making it nimble in turns. At the rear, the Golf offers a spacious and practical trunk with eye-catching integrated taillights, while the Polo is compact with separately protruding taillights. Overall, the Golf gives off an older brother vibe with a strong presence, while the Polo is like a younger sibling—agile and budget-friendly. In terms of lighting and tire details, the Golf usually uses more solid materials.
