Nine VW Santana sedans given to CW Home Depot employees

MANILA: Back in 2017, Volkswagen handed over CW Home Depot four Jetta sedans for the store’s executives. Then in 2018, the German automaker provided 4 Santana sedans for the CW Home Depot managers and now, in 2019, the brand has handed over nine more Santana sedans for the top sales achievers at the store.

With the total VW cars in the CW Home Depot fleet now 17, the relationship between the two organisations is building strong. The brand-new Santana sedans will be provided to the best sales representatives working at CW Home Depot. The people have been awarded for their amazing performance over time in attending meetings with DIYers, engineers, interior designers, architects, builders, and contractors.

The Santana sedans that Volkswagen has handed over to the CW Home Depot are no different than any regular Volkswagen car and are bolstered with a 3-year / 100,000-km warranty. There is also the 3-year paint warranty along with an added 3-year warranty on corrosion of the main steel body structure.

In recent times, Volkswagen Santana has been one of the more popular and accepted sedans in the Philippines. The sedan has been especially loved by the younger lot of the Filipino population. Reason being the reliable German quality,

ample features, and a potent 1.4-litre four-cylinder MPI engine that is more than capable of taking you to the desired destination courtesy of the 90 PS of maximum power and a peak torque of 132 Nm. Moreover, the Volkswagen Santana comes with both six-speed automatic and five-speed manual transmission options, depending on the variant you choose.

The sedan is also safe as a house thanks to the presence of dual SRS airbags, ABS, ESP, and other safety features. Another advantage that the Santana comes with is the longer PMS (periodic maintenance service) interval at 10,000-km or one-year. Available in 5 trims, the Volkswagen Santana gets a price range of Php 686,000 to Php 993,000.

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