What is the ground clearance of the Golf?
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The following explanation uses the 6th generation Golf as an example: 1. The ground clearance of the 6th generation Golf is 141mm. The Golf 6 (6th generation Golf, including GTI) is one of the most important domestic models of Volkswagen. 2. In terms of appearance, the 6th generation Golf abandoned the Volkswagen family-style "large U-shaped front grille." The entire front design is more reminiscent of the Volkswagen Scirocco, while the side profile resembles the domestically produced 4th generation Golf. The clever use of waistline detailing makes the side view of the new model appear more slender. The domestically produced 6th generation Golf retains the original overseas version's appearance, with the only addition being the "FAW-Volkswagen" badge on the rear. Like the 5th generation Golf, which was absent from the Chinese market, the 6th generation Golf is built on the PQ35 platform, sharing platform technology with current models like the Sagitar and Octavia. With body dimensions of 4199×1779×1479mm and a wheelbase of 2578mm, it can only be considered a compact car. However, the Golf's target audience is young people, for whom such dimensions are entirely sufficient. 3. In terms of powertrain, the domestically produced 6th generation Golf is equipped with a 1.6L engine as the entry-level model, while another 1.4TSI engine becomes one of the most attractive highlights of the 6th generation Golf. Another highlight of the domestically produced 6th generation Golf is the 7-speed DSG dual-clutch transmission, which offers smoother gear shifts and superior power transmission efficiency and fuel economy.