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This Polo is not very common. as far as I know, it was only produced in Brazil, South Africa, and SAIC VW in mainland China. Even in the China market where sedans are more popular, the Polo hatchback still outsells the sedan version.

Compared to the Brazilian and South African versions, the Chinese Polo sedan has two exclusive decorative features: chrome-trimmed side moldings and a wood-colored interior. These features are only available on the sedan version; the hatchback version does not have them. The wood-colored interior was only available on the high-end Polo sedans from 2006 to 2007, no longer provided after 2008. Compared to the EU version, this car never came equipped with ESP, heated seats, a multi-function steering wheel and automatic climate control. Side airbags and Bluetooth were not added until 2008 (That cheap media player was purchased online).

As a sedan based on a hatchback, this car has rather odd side proportions. Fortunately, the rear seats can be folded like in a hatchback, and I've used it to transport bicycles and furniture. In 2026, a 19-year-old used Polo will cost around $1100 or €1000, with vehicle inspection fees of about $32 or €28 (prices vary by region). Although this car has been out of production for 15 years, finding parts is not difficult due to VW's large market share in China.

Comments are welcome🙂

These are some of the Chinese name used for Subaru cars sold in China. A direct translation would sound like entering a nature reserve.

A useless fact: The 2004 Xiali N3 was equipped with both fender turn signals and rearview mirror turn signals.

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Guizhou China plate in Paris, France (News from August 30, 2017)

GMC school bus in Tianjin, China. Filmed in 2017

If you drive a car that isn't commonly seen, how do you think about people who drive the same car as you?

A 2007 Polo sedan(9N3). It was driven in China for 19 years.

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By chance, a new type of vehicle was born.