What kind of car is the Santana from Volkswagen?

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McMaya
07/29/25 8:36am
Santana is the Volkswagen Santana. The 2012 old version of Santana has been discontinued, and the new Santana no longer resembles the old model in appearance. Appearance of the Santana: The new Santana features Volkswagen's latest family design overall, with a simple and clean look. It has a horizontal chrome grille, and the waistline running from the front to the rear gives the body a dynamic tension. The thick bumper hides the exhaust tailpipe, and the rear design is well-balanced. Interior of the Santana: The new Santana's interior emphasizes simplicity and understatement. The air conditioning adjustment buttons use a rotary knob design, and the central slim display shows temperature and fan speed. The audio controls, air conditioning buttons and knobs, air vents, and the central console unit are all adorned with chrome accents, enhancing the overall premium feel.
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GabrielleLynn
08/11/25 6:10pm
I've driven the Volkswagen Santana for many years and fell in love with it since its production began in China in the 1980s. The Volkswagen Santana was initially a classic sedan jointly launched by Volkswagen and SAIC, derived from the Passat series, but it carved out its own niche in the Chinese market, becoming a true national car. I remember back then, taxis everywhere were Santanas. Driving it on long trips, the chassis was stable without any bumps, the engine was quiet and fuel-efficient, consuming only 7-8 liters per 100 kilometers, and daily maintenance was very affordable. The old Santana was sturdy and durable, lasting over twenty years without breaking down, showcasing Volkswagen's German quality. Although the new Santana has been upgraded with a more stylish appearance and advanced technology, the nostalgia remains. It has witnessed the evolution of China's automotive industry, playing a key role in Volkswagen's brand expansion. For our generation, mentioning the Santana brings back memories of the entrepreneurial passion of our youth and a reliable life companion.
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