What is the power output of the Volkswagen Polo?

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DeGriffin
07/29/25 1:56pm
The Volkswagen Polo equipped with a 1.5L engine has a maximum power output of 110 horsepower. Additional information about the Volkswagen Polo is as follows: 1. Key advantages: The Volkswagen Polo has a relatively heavy body, providing good safety performance. 2. Main disadvantages: The power output is somewhat lacking; some vehicles may experience secondary ignition during startup. 3. Exterior: Sporty and stylish. The body line design is very angular, giving it a highly sporty and fashionable appearance. 4. Strong handling. Whether driving at high speeds or at low speeds in the city, the Volkswagen Polo maintains excellent stability and maneuverability. There is no noticeable floating sensation at high speeds, and the steering remains precise; during low-speed driving, acceleration and deceleration are smooth, and navigating through traffic is effortless.
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