Volkswagen Bora Variant
The Volkswagen Bora Variant is the fourth generation Jetta, known as the Bora in Europe and Latin America. Debuting in late 1998, it was designed to share many of the styling cues of its larger sibling, the Passat. This rounded shape and arched roofline serve as the new Volkswagen styling trademark, abandoning traditional sharp creases with its curved corners. This model is available in four different trim levels: GL, GLS, GLX, and GLI, and is also offered as a wagon version referred to as the Golf ("Estate" in the UK and Ireland, "Break" in France, "Variant" in some areas).
The GL is the base model, powered by a slightly revised 2.0L 8-valve four cylinder engine, an optional 1.9L TDI diesel engine, and from 2001 on, by the turbocharged 1.8L engine (Wolfsburg Edition). The GLS is a step up, offering options for leather seats and a sport package which includes 17" alloy wheels and a stiffer suspension, with all engine choices until 2003. The GLX is the luxury model, with leather seats, wood grain trim, automatic climate control (Climatronic), rain-sensing windshield wipers, and other amenities, until it was dropped in 2004. From 2003, the VR6 engine moved to a drive-by-wire 24-valve design, available in the GLX and the new-for-2003 GLI model with the sport suspension, six-speed manual transmission, and the 200 hp (150 kW) VR6.
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