What are the exterior differences between the Magotan and the Passat?
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The exterior differences between the Magotan and the Passat are: The Passat is more business-oriented and has a more old-fashioned appearance. The Magotan has a higher overall coordination and looks very refined; it is usually sporty and can be said to suit people of all ages. The differences between the Passat and the Magotan: Exterior differences: The Magotan is equipped with dedicated left and right cornering lights, while the Passat uses fog lights to double as cornering lights. The Magotan has a reverse gear engagement when the headlights are on. The Magotan's front bumper design is high-end, grand, and flawless; the Passat's front bumper has a fake glass panel to cover design flaws, acting as a patch to hide imperfections. Configuration differences: The Magotan's hood locking mechanism is a direct-push type, which is convenient to operate but more costly. The Passat's hood locking mechanism is a side-push type, which is less convenient but cheaper. The sound and heat insulation material inside the Magotan's hood is of high quality, with good texture, excellent performance, and higher cost; the Passat's sound and heat insulation material inside the hood is of lower quality, with poor texture, inferior performance, and lower cost. High-end Magotan tires have a speed rating of Y, capable of running at 300 km/h for 10 hours without a blowout. Low-end Magotan tires have a speed rating of W, capable of running at 270 km/h for 10 hours without a blowout. All Passat tires have a speed rating of V, with a speed limit of 240 km/h.
