Are there any standard passenger cars with AFN engines but without ZMS?

I am referring exclusively to manual transmissions, not automatic vehicles.
I have, in fact, specific information from the Sachs online catalog that indicates that vehicles with inline engine installations do not have a ZMS. Is that correct?

Thank you.
Jens

Here's an excerpt from the Saxon catalog:
Article Info: SACHS 3000 815 001
Supplier: SACHS (32)
Coupling set
Article Status
Normal (29/02/1996)

Criteria
Diameter [mm]: 228
Number of teeth: 23

Bill of Materials
3082 307 232 ( / 1 piece)
1878 045 734 ( / 1 piece)
3151 271 937 ( / 1 piece)
4200 080 060 (High-Performance Lubricant / 1 piece)

Replacement Chain
3000 815 001

Sachs comparison numbers
SACHS HANDEL
04 3000 815 001

Manufacturer Part Numbers
AUDI
028 198 141 CX
VOLKSWAGEN
028 198 141 CX

Built-in
AUDI:
A4 (8D2, B5)
1.9 TDI (66 kW ; 01/1995 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 10/1995 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI (55 kW ; 12/1995 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 10/1995 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI quattro (81 kW ; 09/1996 - 11/2000)
A4 Avant (8D5, B5)
1.9 TDI (66 kW ; 02/1996 - 09/2001)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 02/1996 - 09/2001)
1.9 TDI (55 kW ; 03/1996 - 09/2001)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 02/1996)
1.9 TDI quattro (81 kW ; 09/1996 - 09/2001)
A6 (4B, C5)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 02/1997)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 02/1997)
A6 Avant (4B, C5)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 12/1997)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 02/1998)
VOLKSWAGEN:
PASSAT (3B2)
1.9 TDI (66 kW ; 10/1996 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 10/1996 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI Syncro/4motion (81 kW ; 10/1996 - 11/2000)
PASSAT Variant (3B5)
1.9 TDI (66 kW ; 06/1997 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI (81 kW ; 06/1997 - 11/2000)
1.9 TDI Syncro/4motion (81 kW ; 06/1997 - 11/2000)

I once installed an A4 AFN in a 2er Golf and the clutch didn't have a ZMS (presumably a clutch master cylinder). By the way, if anyone needs it, it's still available.
I then installed a G60 clutch completely on the AFN, which ran for 30,000 km until sale without any problems.
Best regards, Mario

The issue is causing a major rift among the gods. Even VW itself.

I also tried to figure it out...

arne