In fact, the import of Magotan is the 6 generation Passat, but it is renamed Magotan in China, which is a marketing strategy, because China's 5 generation Passat is selling well. The same is true of Bora, which is actually the Jetta in Germany. The Passat R36 is based on the sixth generation Passat, which is commonly known as the FAW-Volkswagen Magotan. So in appearance, there is not much difference between the sedan version of the R36 and the domestic Magotan. However, if you are careful, you can see the difference between them. The main difference in the front part is that the chrome intake grille of the R36 is changed to a stout double strip design, which is very sturdy and full of a sense of power. And its chrome front is not as shiny as Magotan, but appears a little dull, but it is the designer wanted to use a low-key appearance to hint at its powerful performance. In the middle of the two grilles, there is an exclusive logo for the R36, which shows its true identity. Its bumper design is similar to that of the Audi R8. The specially tuned R36 is 25mm lower in height than the prototype. The lower body enhances the stability and handling of the body at high speeds. The R36 is the fastest Passat ever made. It carries a 3 from the Touareg SUV. The enhanced 6-litre FSI naturally aspirated fuel direct injection V6 has a maximum power output of 300 HP, 220kW\/6600rpM, and a maximum torque of 350Nm\/2400-5300rpm. The power is delivered through the 6-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission and 4MOTION full-time four-wheel drive system, and the combination of better grip performance and such power, the R36 can be in 5. In six seconds, accelerate from a standstill to 100 km\/h, and the top speed is set at 250 km\/h due to the electronic speed limit. If it weren't for the electronic speed limit, the R36 would be even faster.
Magton b6 can be changed to Magton R36, but I do not recommend changing it, because the annual inspection of the car is likely to fail, because it does not match the appearance of the original factory.