What is the weight of the Bora Legend body?

[HoldenMarie]

Bora Legend manual transmission model has a curb weight of 1240Kg, while the automatic transmission model weighs 1275Kg. The differences between Bora and Bora Legend are as follows: Different tire specifications: Bora tire specification is 195/65r15; Bora Legend tire specification is 205/55r16. Different body dimensions: Bora body length, width, and height are 4663mm, 1815mm, and 1462mm respectively; Bora Legend body length, width, and height are 4562mm, 1793mm, and 1468mm respectively. Different engine models: Bora engine model is ea211dmb; Bora Legend engine model is ea211dlf. Different platforms: Bora is built on the MQB platform; Bora Legend is built on the PQ34 platform.

[GeorgeRose]

My Bora Legend is the manual transmission version, with a body weight of about 1,280 kg. It feels quite stable to drive, especially on the highway where it doesn't feel floaty. The slightly heavier weight makes the car feel more solid and improves handling during turns, but daily fuel consumption is a bit higher—I average around 7 liters per 100 km. Friends looking to save money might opt for a lighter car, but safety should still be a priority. I recommend checking the owner's manual for the exact weight before buying, as automatic or higher-spec versions can weigh up to 1,350 kg. Tire wear is also faster, so I check the suspension and brake system every six months to avoid safety risks. Regular maintenance is key to prevent the weight from accelerating component wear.

[EleanorFitz]

As a car enthusiast, I've carefully checked the weight data of the Bora Legend. The manual version typically weighs 1,280 kg, while the automatic version can reach up to 1,350 kg. This weight design is quite clever, ensuring both high crash safety ratings and a balance between handling and comfort. A friend who test-drove it mentioned that the acceleration isn't slow, but the fuel consumption is relatively high in city driving. The weight affects the actual driving experience, such as shorter emergency braking distances and better durability. When choosing a car, don't just focus on lightweight; safety and durability are important. Keeping the air filter clean can slightly improve fuel efficiency—just a little tip to share with everyone.

[DiKaleb]

From a practical perspective, the Bora Legend has a body weight of approximately 1,280 kg, with the base model being quite moderate. The heavier weight makes the car more robust, providing a sense of security while driving, especially when carrying family members. Fuel consumption is slightly higher, with over 7 liters per 100 km in city driving. Daily driving requires attention to faster tire wear; it's recommended to check tire pressure every three months to extend their lifespan. Weight isn't the sole indicator; combining budget and safety is more important. If fuel efficiency is a priority, avoid heavier models—lighter cars are better for city commuting.

[Lincoln]

I'm very concerned about the impact of vehicle weight on environmental protection. The Bora Legend's body weight ranges between 1,280 to 1,350 kg, which increases fuel consumption and carbon emissions. When I drove this car, the urban fuel consumption was around 7.5 liters - too heavy to be low-carbon. I recommend choosing lightweight configurations like the base model for better fuel efficiency. Weight affects overall performance; lighter vehicles offer more agile handling but may be slightly more fragile. Balancing safety and environmental protection is crucial, so always check the parameter manual when purchasing. Driving habits also play a key role - maintaining steady speeds can partially compensate for energy consumption.

[DeCole]

From a maintenance perspective, the Volkswagen Bora Legend starts with a body weight of 1,280 kg, and the automatic high-end version commonly weighs around 1,350 kg. The heavier weight leads to faster wear on brake pads and suspension components, requiring me to replace parts every quarter. However, the driving experience is stable, offering a strong sense of security at high speeds. It is recommended that owners regularly inspect the chassis to prevent excessive wear caused by the weight. Don’t overlook tire selection—wider tires are more suitable for bearing the load. While the weight isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it’s important not to ignore the impact on fuel consumption and maintenance costs.