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The first generation of the Polo, introduced in March 1975, already had the essential defining characteristics that it has retained up to this day: The front-wheel drive and the large tailgate.
This small car, which, in terms of technology, was closely related to the Audi 50, provided an opportunity for low-cost entry into the world of Volkswagen. The basic version was available for around 7,500 Deutschmark and was driven by a 29 kW four-cylinder engine with a capacity of 900 cubic centimetres.
In 1976, Volkswagen added a 1.1-litre engine delivering 37 kW / 50 hp to the range. Just one year later in 1977, the range was expanded to include another body version, the saloon-style Derby with a 515-litre boot. A 1.3-litre delivering 44 kW / 60 hp was made available for the Polo and Derby.
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The legendary “people’s car”, which is what ‘Volkswagen’ stands for in German, was born in 1937 in Germany and has its headquarters at the German city of Wolfsburg, in the Lower Saxony State. This is one of the top selling car brands in the world today.
The very first model created for Volkswagen was the worldwide known Beetle. It was supposed to be a “car for the German people”, des... more
