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Polonez is a sedan model produced by the Polish FSO car manufacturing plant, and its name is derived from the famous Polish dance, the Polonaise. This car was first introduced in 1978 and achieved a certain level of success in the Polish and Eastern European markets. The Polonez features a simple and streamlined design, with a body style of a 4-door, 5-seat hatchback. It is equipped with an inline-4 cylinder engine, a 5-speed manual transmission, and uses rear-wheel drive. The dimensions of the Polonez are 4318×1650×1420mm, with a wheelbase of 2509mm. In the early 1980s, the Polonez was imported into the Chinese market in large quantities through barter trade. Due to its unique two-box design, it left a deep impression on the people in an era when three-box sedans were prevalent. It was mainly used as a taxi, especially in the northern cities of China. The introduction of the Polonez not only gave Chinese consumers an initial understanding of the hatchback design but also played a bridging role in the history of China's automotive development. Although the Polonez has gradually been phased out due to its outdated technology and rough workmanship as time passed and automotive technology advanced, it remains a memory of a generation and a representative of a classic car model.