What class of car is the Bora?
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The Volkswagen Bora is an A-segment car, which means it is a compact model. The Bora is the first independently designed model by FAW-Volkswagen and is hailed as a new car that "inherits and surpasses the classics." Since the first domestically produced Bora rolled off the assembly line in 2001, the FAW-Volkswagen Bora has thrived for 18 years. During this period, the Bora has undergone three major facelifts, with cumulative sales exceeding 2.3 million units, earning it the reputation as an "evergreen" in the automotive industry. Here is some information about the Volkswagen Bora: 1. The 2011 Bora 1.4T model features seven major upgrades and five additional features, including frameless wipers, a rear window antenna, a split front grille, new wood grain interior trim, chrome accents, brushed aluminum interior trim, and a redesigned leather steering wheel. Other improvements include a choice of gray and black interior, a USB port, an Aux-in audio interface, a door secondary unlocking function, and a driver-side sun visor vanity mirror. 2. The 2011 Bora has a wheelbase that is 97mm longer than the previous model, reaching 2610mm, which is close to many B-segment cars. This increase in wheelbase significantly enhances the interior space of the 2011 Bora, with almost all the additional length used to improve rear-seat space, greatly enhancing rear-seat comfort.
