The Volkswagen Corsar is a 4-door sedan launched in Mexico as the new Vokswagen Santana. It was intended to be the top-of-range offer for the domestic car market. This is because it was pretty reliable mechanically but it also had luxurious features. The Corsar had a 1.8 litre 85 hp carbureted engine, offering a high fuel efficiency drive as compared to its competitors at the time.  The transmission was available as a 5-speed manual, 4-speed manual, and 3-speed automatic. In 1988, the Corsar was discontinued in the Mexico lineup. This is because the German counterpart of the Corsar (the Santana/Passat Mk2 stopped in Europe) which is where most of its parts came from.

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