

| Subject: | Re: Mexico/Vanagon report-Guadalajara/Puerto Vallarta |
| From: | Bill Davidson |
| Date: | Tue, 9 Jan 2001 15:30:31 -0800 |
> For some, it is common practice when discussing front wheel drive vehicles to > refer to the way in which the engine is mounted as either "North-South", as > is the case with the VW Passat I (Dasher in USA), Passat II and Santana (or > Quantum in USA), and the current Passat, or mounted across the car > "East-West", as is the case with the VW Lupo, Polo, Caddy, Golf, Jetta, > Vento, Bora , T4 Transporter (Eurovan in USA) and the Brazilian Gol, Parati > and Saviero (Pointer in Mexico). > > Perhaps, I should have used the terms "longitudinal" and "transverse"? Simon... surely you know I was joking... not to worry I picked up on the geographic metaphor right away... but couldn't resist the joke... Bill
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