As with most automotive giants that own and run several different brands, Volkswagen Group shares many of the components it uses between these marques. From the whole vehicle platform to smaller bits like the windshield wipers and interior switches, many parts are used across various models to help save on development and build costs. A good example of this is the foundations used for the world-famous VW Golf, which are shared not only with its Jetta sedan sibling, but also with models built by sister brands SEAT and Škoda.
