The old driver came to talk about Ling Du's car experience. Thanks for your company.

As the saying goes, "horsepower is known far and near, and people will see it for a long time." Ling Du followed me for two years, and it watched me grow from a novice driver who just got a driver's license to an old snakeskin driver. Haha, just kidding, you still have to obey the traffic rules when driving on the road. After two years with Ling Du, let's talk about all aspects of Ling Du. ? First of all, of course, Ling Du's appearance. Ling Du is a coupe with a flat body and long headlights. Visually, the body will look wider, the chassis will be lower and the overall design will be younger. In terms of appearance, 17-inch wheels, large-size skylights and sporty appearance are all highlights. ? Next, the power part. For power, it is basically no problem to be willing to give oil on call. Fuel consumption can only be said to be moderate. Generally speaking, in 7 oils, it is neither high nor low, and it is relatively average. I usually like to play and don't care much about fuel consumption. Anyway, I didn't consider the fuel consumption when I bought a car. The control of the car is better, the steering wheel feels good, and the low speed and high speed are light and stable. Generally speaking, Volkswagen's chassis is still relatively solid. ? As for the space, some people may say, is it comfortable to take such a low car? This is a coupe. I hope people design it. Actually, the space in Ling Du is quite good. Not crowded, but not as spacious as an SUV. If you are looking for extra space, you should buy an SUV. ? Of course, there is still a fly in the ointment, because Ling Du's figure is relatively wide and low. I suggest that if you want to start, you should go to the 4s shop to experience this car for yourself. In fact, the blind spot is relatively large, especially on the right side of the main cab. Novices may not be able to adapt to its blind spots. To put it bluntly, the sight is not good, and I paid a heavy price for it. When I was a novice, I didn't stumble less.