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No such thing as wrong car. What if you had purchased the wrong car.May be VW just send the wrong car.
I think we should see another tests for the same car model.
It's not VW sends the car, but the test organization buys it from the VW dealership. What if the customer buys the wrong car??May be VW just send the wrong car.
I think we should see another tests for the same car model.
They do perform well in crash tests otherwise the car won’t be allowed on public roads. I had a Passat, never complained. Ok some minor stuffs but not serious.I would like to see how German made Passat performs in the test.
They will be a laughing stock if it will do better than their Chinese market car.
VW needs to take the full responsibility of the poor test performance. Its Chinese partner SAIC should not be blamed (see the SAIC Roewe RX5 Max example in #1). Made in China should not be blamed neither.
Toyota Avalon, made by Toyota's plant in Tianjin, China
The crash test rating is G (Good). A-pillar almost no deformed
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Nissan Teana, made by Nissan's plant in Guangzhou. G-rating again.
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Volvo XC60, made by Volvo/Geely's plant in Chengdu. G-rating again.
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Links to the mentioned Toyota/Nissan/Volvo videos
Volvo XC60: https://www.bilibili.com/video/av81383385
Nissan Teana: https://www.bilibili.com/video/av81732919
Toyota Avalon: https://www.bilibili.com/video/av80781685
If you can read Chinese, you will find the name of Passat (帕萨特) is mentioned continually by the bullet comments. The young generation is really annoyed by VW. VW needs to feel shameful!!
You mean if they are strong than VW take the credit, if they are brittle, then SAIC is to be blamed??? WTF logic is this???I don't understand how SAIC was not to blame? They made the car...….Just because VW is a German brand that alone does not make the car stronger, that's depends on the material used and the way the car was put together. And those are SAIC responsibility, just because they make other car better does not absolve their responsibility on making a bad car....Because it was completely depends on how the car was made.
If anything VW was to blame is quality control, they let that piece of junk rolled out of SAIC assembly line.
VW Passat comes from SAIC-Volkswagen, a 50/50 JV between SAIC and Volkswagen. SAIC-VW produces VW vehicles only (VW & Skoda). SAIC has its own dedicated plant for making its own-brands vehicles (Roewe and MG). I.e. Passat has NOTHING to do with SAIC's own production line.I don't understand how SAIC was not to blame? They made the car...….Just because VW is a German brand that alone does not make the car stronger, that's depends on the material used and the way the car was put together. And those are SAIC responsibility, just because they make other car better does not absolve their responsibility on making a bad car....Because it was completely depends on how the car was made.
If anything VW was to blame is quality control, they let that piece of junk rolled out of SAIC assembly line.