Volkswagen Bora I (Typ 1J) photos
1998 — 2005 · sedan, wagon
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The Volkswagen Bora was a Golf IV-based notchback sedan and station wagon featuring rectangular headlights and upscale trim.
The Volkswagen Bora (Typ 1J) debuted in late 1998 as a distinct European model built on the Golf IV platform (marketed as Jetta IV in North America). Named after the Adriatic wind, it featured unique front styling with rectangular headlamps and fully galvanized steel panels. Body options were a four-door sedan and Bora Variant estate.
Engine options spanned 1.4 to 2.8 VR6 petrol engines alongside 1.9 TDI diesels, available with Haldex 4Motion all-wheel drive.
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