Volkswagen Passat is designed in such a way that it causes minimal harm to the environment - for this reason, when designing this model, manufacturers, if possible, abandoned the use of environmentally harmful materials, such as cadmium and asbestos.
In the manufacture of the paintwork, the amount of chemical solvents was reduced and varnishes were used, which were partly water-based.
All engines for the Volkswagen Passat are economical, operate silently, and their exhaust gases contain few harmful substances.
The efficiency of the engine depends largely on your driving style. You will find tips and advice on this subject in this manual.
Unpleasant odors from the interior plastic upholstery or from the fuel tank are kept to a minimum through the use of new materials for the instrument panel and a special fuel tank treatment to reduce odors and harmful fumes.
The Volkswagen Passat is made in such a way that it can be disposed of without harming the environment. The plastic parts of the car are marked with special markings to facilitate the subsequent identification of materials and their reuse. Some of these plastics are 100% recyclable.
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