The Volkswagen Santana has always had a difficult time convincing buyers that it offers German quality at a reasonable price point. Its distributor is still struggling to change the public’s perception that the brand’s China-sourced product line is a bad thing. But there is a glimmer of hope for the subcompact sedan as a construction firm has picked the model as its fleet vehicle.
The employees of Scheirman Construction will be driving around in Santanas for site visits and other business trips. According to company boss William Russell Scheirman Jr., his decision to acquire the car was inspired by his exposure to the brand. The executive used to drive a Golf in his native Germany, and has declared that only a Volkswagen car would be appropriate for his personnel.
Aside from the Santana’s purchase price, Scheirman is aware that Volkswagen’s production facilities around the world adhere to the same standards for quality. He is confident that no matter where these vehicles are manufactured, every VW unit will have the reliability and the durability that customers across the globe have come to expect from the automaker’s products.
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