Volkswagen 1957-2019Change

After searching many other makes and models, I just wasn't able to find one that rivalled the Jetta's comfort, stability and styling. My number one reason for purchasing my jetta over anything else was the simple fact that the Jetta feels stable and sturdy underneath me. The look and features are a bonus as well.

I've owned this car for quite a while, its great. Beautiful color and overall just great, really fast too, i recommend if your looking for one of these to go ahead and pick it up.

I purchased my Volkswagen Golf from a dealership early this year. I was deciding between this car and a Mazda 3, I am glad I got a Golf! Lets talk about performance, the golf has a 1.8L turbo engine. This is a feature that each trim offers. That extra pick me up when getting onto the highway or passing someone on the road is very important to me to feel as though I have control over my vehicle. The interior design is perfect: simple and sleek.

This car is amazing I always use this car to go to work and its never failed me. This car survived the harsh candian winter and summers. This car would be great for a new family. We have two car we mainly use the secound one cuz the amout of people in our family. This little car would be great for beginnersand small familys.

I realy like my volkswagen jetta 2017 wolfsburgs edition, for the sunroof, sound system and every feature on the car.

very good quality, never had to go to the garage for any problems. very good looking from he exterior design andd even from the interior design is very good looking. the colour white is perfect for it. the front bumper is good. 2.5L is amazing... hte 2L is not good because the jetta is a heavy car. very strong car. i would change the dashboard because it is too simple... maybe for something more advanced...

Ive been driving Jetta's for 4 years, love the dependablility and great gas milage. It offers very comfortable seating, heated seats are awesome on cold days. Peppy little motor with a cute style.

I had this car for 2 years and 30 000km and it was very reliable, no issues at all. Manual transmission with around 6.5l on 100km as average. I just traded it in for a 2017 Golf Alltrack.

I have had this car for 5 years and just finished paying off my financing. It is still in good condition and am not planning on getting rid of it anytime soon.

I've always had volkswagen in the past and find it hard to beat, first off the confort the the car is the best i've ever had or sat in. second the handle of the car is amazign, when taking a curve i want to feel safe and thats what i have with a wolkswagen. In general the car is made to make you feel same and be comfy in.

I had this car for 2 years and i can say its really good and there is no negative side to it because i love it so much

People seem to think the Passat is a very bland car, but i think its simplicity will age well with time compared to its competition that looks like it took its inspiration from a guy's hair that is gelled back.
It has everything you'd expect in a German car. Precision, elegance & simplicity.
The car definitely was tailored towards the North American market with its large back seat, big trunk and a little looser suspension to give it an airy ride. It definitely feels like a German car except for the suspension and steering. There is a little to be desired by it.

This is the best SUV for city driving. It is easy to drive and park and very good on gas. Sophisticated and in a great price range.

Had this car for 9 years and can't part with it. My next car will definitely be the same!! Love GTI!

One of the best cars that you can rely on. Class and comfort! Fuel is supreme Gas which is a huge drawback on this car but aside from that it runs well, lots of power and gets you through anything! Very Happy

Since I bought this car five years ago, so many things have gone wrong. I'm keeping on top of the repairs, but after having a Toyota I find this car a disappointment.

Its reliable and gets me to where i need to go, havent had any problems with it and it is good on gas

2009 City Jetta purchased new and owned for 4 years, 92000KM.

Previous experience with the “more upscale” 2006 Jetta before going to the “City” version. Expectations were lowered, and overall, I’m impressed…As long as you remember that this was designed as a basic, spartan, runaround car that was to offer late 90’s German engineering at the lowest price point possible in the 2007-2010 timeframe.

Pros:
Ignore the specs - This is a zippy little car that is nimble and performs well above its reported HP/torque specs. Responsive handling, quick off the line, legitimately fun to drive – a great little city runaround car. At the time of ownership my other regular driver was a 2009 BMW 328i RWD – When driving them back to back, I wasn’t necessarily disappointed getting into the VW. Also, aftermarket support is widely available with many affordable options.

Cons:
This car was not designed for long drive comfort, nor was it trying to wow anyone with luxury or tech. Back seat and trunk are very small. I could not drive or sit comfortably as a passenger with a rear facing child seat installed in the back (I’m 5’8”). Seats not very comfortable after an hour. Fuel economy was below average - Even with a soft pedal this thing was mediocre at the pumps. Not sure if this was normal, but I found that this car burned off about 1L of oil every 6000km. Even without the fancy bells and whistles, the feared German quality reputation was evident: 2 different headlamps, 1 radio bulb requiring replacement and 1 unexpected coolant shortage light before 50000km. Long term high mileage owners may be best off finding a trustworthy German mechanic for the inevitable major breakdowns, and just accept and live with any minor optional malfunctions.

Bottom line: Great for a student or family 2nd car for short runarounds.

ITs a real stylish car you know. I think that this car really has the ability to be a top tier car and it has really dope rims, 5 doors for all of your friends and stuff and it is really stylish in the city. It is from Germany therefore it is good quality. Also becase it is German it can go really fast because of the autobahn. Get this ca for a fun time. Good speakers so that the bass can be pumped to the maximum amount. I recommend this car to anyone who wants to go fast and look really good doing it, that's all really.

I've been driving this car for the last year, and I tell that I can really rely in this car, as it has not given me a single problem, and it went to the mechanic only for tires and oil change.

The car is fantastic. Best fuel economy by far.
Dealing with VW on the other hand is the worst customer service I have ever seen.
I have a tdi and VW is horrible to deal with

It may not have been a sport car but she was reliable, very easy to drive, and never let me down once. Plenty of highway and city driving completed without any problems, transporting my band's gear with the hatchback was extremely handy and it carried a lot more than many people suspected.

It's a basic car, but it holds up to even some rigorous going trips. But generally, it works best for day to day stuff like groceries.

I had a silver VW Jetta TDI wagon. You have to drive in the sweet spot of between 90-100 kilometres an hour to achieve this so-called 1000 km per fill-up. Car is easy to break into. only a screwdriver is needed to jam into the drivers side keyhole. Maintenance is expensive. e.g. Timing belt.oil changes, and other minor issues. You lose all of your mileage saving through fluctuating diesel prices(compared to gasoline) and expensive maintenance and service cost. My turbo went at the end of year 4 but luckily it was covered under the 4 year powertrain warranty. Nice car when everything works but I would not want to own one again off warranty.

Pleasant drive, not much. Excellent in snow. German engineering does not show that much compared to other German brand... Resale value is better than Japanese equivalent.