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The Volkswagen Golf and Jetta MK3, also known as the A3 platform, represent a significant chapter in the history of the German automaker. Introduced in 1991, these models marked the third generation of the iconic Golf hatchback and the first independent generation of the Jetta sedan. Notably, the MK3 Golf was the first Volkswagen to be produced in North America, starting in 1999 at the company's new plant in Puebla, Mexico. This move aimed to significantly increase the brand's presence in the American market while also taking advantage of lower manufacturing costs. The MK3 Golf and Jetta were lauded for their refined styling and improved handling, building upon the success of their predecessors. The design language emphasized smooth, rounded lines, a departure from the sharp edges of the previous generation. Under the hood, the MK3 offered a diverse range of engine choices, including gasoline and diesel options, catering to different preferences and fuel economy needs. The MK3 also marked a step forward in safety with standard driver and passenger airbags, ABS braking, and optional side airbags. The car's popularity was further enhanced by its reputation for reliability and affordability, making it a strong contender in the compact car segment. While production of the MK3 ended in 1999, its legacy lives on, with many enthusiasts appreciating its classic design and enduring capability.