Great review. I just bought this model tonight, and you went over things I didn't know about the car. I bought this model (SE) 2019 on 1/29/20 and paid 17,999 with the cold weather package! You can get good prices on the 19's right now. My salesman told me that the 2020's don't carry the 72mo/72,000 warranty. 2020's are 48 mo!
Last Monday I bought a 2017 jetta with just 4300 miles. Really happy so far. Wanted to let you know I thought of you the day after I bought it and checked the CD player and found Joe Cocker's greatest hits. I remember you saying every so often you find one in your rental.
One thing I love about VW is the car seat anchors. Exposed like that is great. Makes moving the seat in and out of the car a breeze. Was a total pain in the ass in my last few Camry's. Especially on the new Camry's. VW is all about simplicity. Love it.
2 years ago we got a used Jetta I thinks it's the GLS for our youngest son, the car is at around 135k miles on the clock the only issue we have encountered a solenoid for the A/C compressor. very pleased with our purchase.
Thans P cj! I really appreciate that. It is a labor of love. Most of these videos take about an 45 - 60 minutes to film, several hours to edit, and then another hour to upload it and do all the other TH-cam backend stuff. Then again, I'm a big nerd so I love it.
Been thinking of renting a Jetta or Impala for my family road trip from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone NP, cargo space and ride quality being two of my main concerns. This video gives me a big help, and thank you!
Really great review! I get a kick out of trying different loaners and rentals as well. Some you can't wait to give back while others you're ready to buy.
Love your videos! Your videos helped us in making our recent decision to buy a Dodge Durango. Say, I aspire to make car review videos where I live. What mounting equipment do you use when you record your driving portions?
@Kate B - Thanks for letting me know. That's quite interesting - they are cutting back on the 6-year warranty. Initially VW said that the 6-year warranty should put to rest all past reliability concerns and makeup for the dieselgate fiasco. This move makes me wonder if they are having a bunch of quality issues and are trying to limit the financial exposure with the 6-year warranty.
These are a great value for the money, but I'd have to go for a GLI if I were to buy one, due to the extra power and the availability of a manual on the higher-end trims.
You're the second person to mention the GLI...sounds like I need to go test one out. Although I'm guessing I won't be able to rent one. At least I can't find anyone that offers a GLI near me. How about by you?
@@100RentalCars You won't... although I've heard of some places renting GTI's, which are literally the same thing except slightly older in terms of the platform and slightly less powerful, and in hatchback form.
It’s not real leather 😉 I am not sure why but in the US Volkswagen sells their vehicles for less but also uses lesser quality than in Europe. For example the leatherette seats or no led lights on certain trims. Less powerful engine options also.
Blair Aquilia You are right they discontinued the Jetta in Germany which is a shame. They must not be a market for small sedans anymore. Only small and large SUV’s. There is still a market for Diesel engines here in the US but Volkswagen ruined it for themselves a couple years ago so they don’t offer any diesels anymore which is a shame also. Even all of the US car manufacturers do offer smaller diesels now. I also don’t understand why they discontinued the Touareg in North America. There is a market for SUV’s here and many people do not like the engine like up offered with the Atlas and the Q7 is too expensive.
I bought a new Jetta in 2014 then a new Passat in 2015 then a new golf wagon in 16. I love VW products they all have that great German feel to them. I have had some water intrusion issues on my 16 golf however. Mainly sunroof related but it has damaged some electrical components. Errrg
Yeah warranty was up along with the lease. It only ran and drove if you put on the right underwear. Very sporadic. It’s gone now and I am disputing soma additional charges
Steve Jones even tho I loved my golf. The issues ended my relationship with vw. But my 2014 Jetta and 15 Passat were a pleasure and never gave me trouble. Tiguans have been troubled in general. I go to the vw credit auction twice a month and all the tiguans go thru with some kind of issue. If I buy another vw it will be a basic model. No sunroof. No options. The engine in the 3 VWs I had were all the 1.8tsi and were great motors. No issues. VWs 10k oil change is bull however. Change it ever 5k. A turbo will not last long with 10k intervals. The DSG tranny can be troublesome as well. Stick with manual or the traditional 6 spd auto. This Jetta in this video is too new to know if the 8 spd is any good.
Hmmm...when I get rid of my Nissan next year I’m debating between this or a Honda Civic. The 2019 Jettas can be bought used and financed for about $240ish a month at some Chicagoland VW dealers
Interesting review, is this in the same rental group as the Elantra because next year my wife has decided that we will be going to Canada on holiday. Canada seems to be a lot more expensive than the U.S as a compact ( Elantra) is the same price for what I paid for a premium car from Boston last year. However this or an Elantra seem perfectly adequate.
@@disneyfan9099 Yes you are correct, just been on Enterprise site and saw the Jetta classed as a " standard" and the Elantra an " intermediate". But think I will pay the slight extra to a get a "large" car e.g Malibu/Altima/ Fusion or similar.
What does this classify on enterprise? Do you get it on Standard classifications? Have you got other cars that similarly classed as the Jetta? Thank you
Most ppl forget or don't notice under the drivers armrest there are three knobs to operate down so it will bring the rest pad angle area up an inch or two. Kinds nice feature.
Just came out of several days with a 2019 Kia Sportage from Hertz. Great vehicle, plenty of power. Nice smooth 6 speed automatic and good handling for its class. Thanks for the Jetta review. Nice car, but VW reliability is scary. I'd consider leasing one.
Couple months ago I saw a US specs Jetta in my country, Florida plates. From a distance thought it was a Korean car unknown to me. BTW I own two VWs! 😂😂
@@100RentalCars '01 Golf MK4 1.6 manual and '09 Passat 1.8T DSG. (Also an MK3 back in the '90s). You appreciate a VW not from the beginning but day after day and finally you stick with them like a perfect spouse for life. Why? For two basic reasons, first they have all that you really need at daily basis if you 're a logical, sensitive, intellectual person and second if you ll starting like and appreciate the interior and comfort around you all the other cars no matter the price looks like a Playmobil or from somewhere else that you don't really understand. Now, I ve heard and read for unreliability etc. Don't know what happens in the states, maybe it's the mexican made of the cars. Fun fact, only in North America car buyers compare VW with Kia and BMW with Honda . If I was a resident in the US I would certainly bought the cheapest Golf with manual transmission but I think its the most expensive, the R one from Wolfsburg assembly plant. It's a pity that you don't have the choice of the T-Roc. Excellent vehicle. Sorry for my English, my Greek are worse😀😀 Hope to gave you an idea, keep on your excellent videos, I really enjoying them. Panos, Athens Greece PS. Currently I own also a BMW 116 and used to many other manufacturers such as Opel, Fiat, Toyota, Alfa Romeo,Ford, Lancia, so my view about VWs is not so biased but under longtime usage.
Overall it looks to be a great car for the price. The VW dealer near me always offers huge discounts. I would go for the GLI if I had to get a jetta but I'd rather have a golf GTI.
Really? I guess that makes sense considering VW got some pretty bad PR from the emissions scandal. To be honest, I'd never even considered buying a VW until I drop the Jetta.
Wow Gas here is $2.19 a gallon. Dude you have a Prius? I hear those last a lifetime. And Bro they took the Car anchor covers off because in rental world they know they would just be missing. They’re just little covers that come off. I had to laugh when you said the front looks like a Elantra and I thought it looked like it’s Big Brother the all new Arteon. My deal Breaker on this car is the lack of amenities in the rear and no dual climate. Although they may have it on the higher end trims.
Hi Gene! I do drive a Prius, but it's the Prius C2 (a cheaper version). And I love it. It's actually suppose to be my wife's car but...well, kids, minivan, life, etc. And you think Enterprise took off the plastic car seat anchor covers? Hmmm, you're probably right. They've left them on for all of my other rentals, but it makes perfect sense that they'd remove them too. And thanks for the great comment!! 👍👍👍
I assume it's for work and his employer doesn't have a fleet of vehicles, so they book rentals instead. The last company I worked for did that and while I was allowed to drive my own car, it was a complicated and lengthy process to reimburse my fuel and mileage expenses.
Depends on what you need if you need a mid size car or a small car the jetta is smaller than the Altima but it does have more space then its competitors, the Altima s has a cvt transmission which could cause a problem in the future but It works fine for daily driving, the jetta has more available features in the se trim compaired to the base s altima.
Why no new rental cars? you quit that job? actually bought a camry on your review.. love it great car got a roof rack for my canoe and i'm not a fan of suv love a trunk lol
Congratulations on the Camry. I'm glad you like it. As for the new cars, I got promoted at work and haven't been traveling as much. But, I started renting on my own, so I'll start posting again this weekend now that work/life has seddled down a bit.
Man I just don’t know. VW is such a not trustworthy company. Is this car gonna last? I’ve never had a VW. Wonder how it compares with the Japanese and Koreans.
The downside is the torsion beam rear suspension and Volkswagen's poor reputation for reliability. I would rather have the 2020 Hyundai Sonata for just a few more bucks. If you are on a budget, my local dealer has sold the base Jetta S for just $16,386. It does come with a decent warranty.
@@rickmjr9569 You must be 12 years old to make such an unnecessarily rude post. Hyundai vehicles have a much better reliability rating than Volkswagen these days. The Koreans are even doing better than Honda in that regard. Reliability aside, many people would never buy a vehicle that did not have an independent rear suspension. That is part of the reason the sales of the Mazda 3 are down.
16:11 reliability / durability. VWs are designed to impress when new, not to last. Not durable at all. Cost cutting everywhere beneath the surface. Many components (engine periphery) made out of cheap plastic. VWs are a scam. Biggest difference between first impression and actual quality out of all cars (together with Audi). Lots of issues already on 2019 cars, and the reeal issues (engine, gearbox) will only start as they get older: www.edmunds.com/volkswagen/jetta/2019/consumer-reviews/?rating=1 www.carcomplaints.com/Volkswagen/Jetta/2019/
Mine '01 Golf looks and runs like "new" . Minor issues after 18 years. Beside basic maintenance didn't spend more than a 200€ for all these years. Don't understand why owners in the US complaining so much for VW cars.
This car review was better than alot of the professionals! Good review!
Thanks Derrion! It's far from perfect, but I appreciate your kind words.
Yea I'm thinking about getting a 2019 jetta se model. The one I seen is loaded. Only 8,148 miles. Love it
Great review. I just bought this model tonight, and you went over things I didn't know about the car. I bought this model (SE) 2019 on 1/29/20 and paid 17,999 with the cold weather package! You can get good prices on the 19's right now. My salesman told me that the 2020's don't carry the 72mo/72,000 warranty. 2020's are 48 mo!
I bought a 2019 SE four days ago...love it so far... How is yours doing?
To everyone who has the 2019 SE. How is the stock stereo?
Base model around 19. 000... Standard alloy wheels..loaded with safely features
Very nice quiet smooth ride
Got the S model for $16,9xx.
Averaging 38 mpg and rarely am I on the highway. When I do it gets 47mpg. How the EPA only got 40 highway is amazing.
Last Monday I bought a 2017 jetta with just 4300 miles. Really happy so far. Wanted to let you know I thought of you the day after I bought it and checked the CD player and found Joe Cocker's greatest hits. I remember you saying every so often you find one in your rental.
I'm just impressed it HAS a cd player!
I drive a 2019 jetta. I get 50 mpg driving 60-70 mph. On I 90, 290, I 88 and 294. With cruise control
Eric Becerril yep. My 18 Jetta gets better mileage then my old 2014 Accent... and the Jetta has more power
Steve Jones i have an ‘18 Jetta bare bones S. So far so good. No problems
Steve Jones yep. It is faster and gets better mileage than my 2014 Hyundai Accent. I totaled the Accent in 2019
U must be from Chicago like I am lol just bought mine last week
This is the best midsize rental car you can get
I’m bout to buy one. So glad I haven’t heard many cons to the car. Thanks for the video!
One thing I love about VW is the car seat anchors. Exposed like that is great. Makes moving the seat in and out of the car a breeze. Was a total pain in the ass in my last few Camry's. Especially on the new Camry's. VW is all about simplicity. Love it.
2 years ago we got a used Jetta I thinks it's the GLS for our youngest son, the car is at around 135k miles on the clock the only issue we have encountered a solenoid for the A/C compressor. very pleased with our purchase.
Just bought the Jetta and very happy
Tyvm for ur hard work as well as for the time and effort u put in doing all this great content :D
Thans P cj! I really appreciate that. It is a labor of love. Most of these videos take about an 45 - 60 minutes to film, several hours to edit, and then another hour to upload it and do all the other TH-cam backend stuff. Then again, I'm a big nerd so I love it.
Been thinking of renting a Jetta or Impala for my family road trip from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone NP, cargo space and ride quality being two of my main concerns. This video gives me a big help, and thank you!
Really great review! I get a kick out of trying different loaners and rentals as well. Some you can't wait to give back while others you're ready to buy.
Just got one of these today picking it up tmr, I’m so excited !!! Great video
I got mine today and I love it so far there is nothing to complain size , features , mpg etc . More for the money for sure . I got this exact color .
Congratulations!
Just wondering if this vehicle has navigation? Thanks for your help.
martin jackson no navigation but has Apple carplay and android auto
I like your style. Great voice!
Very well structured videos. Very well done. 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟.
Thanks!
I also noticed the steering wheel leather is superior to other rentals. Ended up buying a GLI after renting a Jetta!
Oooh, how is the GLI?
@@100RentalCars aside from upgrading the radio, I am very impressed with this car. It's fast, comfortable, perfect blend of GTI with everyday comfort.
Review your Prius
Simple,, fun and informative material,,
Thank you for sharing that with us
Love your videos! Your videos helped us in making our recent decision to buy a Dodge Durango. Say, I aspire to make car review videos where I live. What mounting equipment do you use when you record your driving portions?
Howdy, great review as always!😸😸
Thanks Ryan! 🐶🐶
Excellent review ...
Thank you!
Bought an 18 Jetta. Nice car
This is the best rental I drove so far currently have it for a week while my car is in the shop. Well it’s a 2021 model
Always thorough , liked and subscribed.
You almost started to review that mug, lol. But you did do great on the car though!
Great car review - I might look for a new 2019 when the 2020s are out and hopeful score a deal - thanks much!
@Kate B - Thanks for letting me know. That's quite interesting - they are cutting back on the 6-year warranty. Initially VW said that the 6-year warranty should put to rest all past reliability concerns and makeup for the dieselgate fiasco. This move makes me wonder if they are having a bunch of quality issues and are trying to limit the financial exposure with the 6-year warranty.
These are a great value for the money, but I'd have to go for a GLI if I were to buy one, due to the extra power and the availability of a manual on the higher-end trims.
You're the second person to mention the GLI...sounds like I need to go test one out. Although I'm guessing I won't be able to rent one. At least I can't find anyone that offers a GLI near me. How about by you?
@@100RentalCars You won't... although I've heard of some places renting GTI's, which are literally the same thing except slightly older in terms of the platform and slightly less powerful, and in hatchback form.
It’s not real leather 😉 I am not sure why but in the US Volkswagen sells their vehicles for less but also uses lesser quality than in Europe. For example the leatherette seats or no led lights on certain trims. Less powerful engine options also.
Blair Aquilia You are right they discontinued the Jetta in Germany which is a shame. They must not be a market for small sedans anymore. Only small and large SUV’s. There is still a market for Diesel engines here in the US but Volkswagen ruined it for themselves a couple years ago so they don’t offer any diesels anymore which is a shame also. Even all of the US car manufacturers do offer smaller diesels now. I also don’t understand why they discontinued the Touareg in North America. There is a market for SUV’s here and many people do not like the engine like up offered with the Atlas and the Q7 is too expensive.
One thing need to mention is that the sport mode of vag car is push gear downward
These are nice! My neighbor totaled his kia and replaced it with a new Jetta like this!
Nice! I hope your neighbor is okay.
100 Rental Cars 👍
Yes. I totaled my ‘14 Accent. Replaced it with a ‘18 Jetta. Nicer car
paul nadratowski nice! I want a 2016-18 Jetta...a little faster than the 2019s
I will never buy a plastic Jetta again. Figure 130k miles before the engine dies but many problems beforehand. Good luck.
I bought a new Jetta in 2014 then a new Passat in 2015 then a new golf wagon in 16. I love VW products they all have that great German feel to them. I have had some water intrusion issues on my 16 golf however. Mainly sunroof related but it has damaged some electrical components. Errrg
Steve Jones no it’s after his warranty
Yeah warranty was up along with the lease. It only ran and drove if you put on the right underwear. Very sporadic. It’s gone now and I am disputing soma additional charges
Steve Jones even tho I loved my golf. The issues ended my relationship with vw. But my 2014 Jetta and 15 Passat were a pleasure and never gave me trouble. Tiguans have been troubled in general. I go to the vw credit auction twice a month and all the tiguans go thru with some kind of issue. If I buy another vw it will be a basic model. No sunroof. No options. The engine in the 3 VWs I had were all the 1.8tsi and were great motors. No issues. VWs 10k oil change is bull however. Change it ever 5k. A turbo will not last long with 10k intervals. The DSG tranny can be troublesome as well. Stick with manual or the traditional 6 spd auto. This Jetta in this video is too new to know if the 8 spd is any good.
Good stuff man! Hope to see a Ford Transit connect passenger wagon review/rental.
Hmmm...when I get rid of my Nissan next year I’m debating between this or a Honda Civic. The 2019 Jettas can be bought used and financed for about $240ish a month at some Chicagoland VW dealers
Interesting review, is this in the same rental group as the Elantra because next year my wife has decided that we will be going to Canada on holiday. Canada seems to be a lot more expensive than the U.S as a compact ( Elantra) is the same price for what I paid for a premium car from Boston last year. However this or an Elantra seem perfectly adequate.
Andrew Tate Technically the Jetta is one class above the Elantra. But it’s really no difference but the Jetta is nicer then the Elantra
@@disneyfan9099 Yes you are correct, just been on Enterprise site and saw the Jetta classed as a " standard" and the Elantra an " intermediate". But think I will pay the slight extra to a get a "large" car e.g Malibu/Altima/ Fusion or similar.
What does this classify on enterprise? Do you get it on Standard classifications? Have you got other cars that similarly classed as the Jetta? Thank you
I like the Japanese compact cars such as the Civics and Corollas but the Jetta is more captivating.
Hey this car is so cool I just can’t stomach doing business with VW.
Most ppl forget or don't notice under the drivers armrest there are three knobs to operate down so it will bring the rest pad angle area up an inch or two. Kinds nice feature.
Just came out of several days with a 2019 Kia Sportage from Hertz. Great vehicle, plenty of power. Nice smooth 6 speed automatic and good handling for its class. Thanks for the Jetta review. Nice car, but VW reliability is scary. I'd consider leasing one.
I've had one for 9 years and never have had an issue.
I have a 2010 Jetta and it still runs nicely with 125k miles
Couple months ago I saw a US specs Jetta in my country, Florida plates. From a distance thought it was a Korean car unknown to me. BTW I own two VWs! 😂😂
You've got two VWs? Which ones? I have so little experience with Volkswagen, so I'd love to hear your thoughts on them.
@@100RentalCars '01 Golf MK4 1.6 manual and '09 Passat 1.8T DSG. (Also an MK3 back in the '90s). You appreciate a VW not from the beginning but day after day and finally you stick with them like a perfect spouse for life. Why? For two basic reasons, first they have all that you really need at daily basis if you 're a logical, sensitive, intellectual person and second if you ll starting like and appreciate the interior and comfort around you all the other cars no matter the price looks like a Playmobil or from somewhere else that you don't really understand.
Now, I ve heard and read for unreliability etc. Don't know what happens in the states, maybe it's the mexican made of the cars. Fun fact, only in North America car buyers compare VW with Kia and BMW with Honda . If I was a resident in the US I would certainly bought the cheapest Golf with manual transmission but I think its the most expensive, the R one from Wolfsburg assembly plant. It's a pity that you don't have the choice of the T-Roc. Excellent vehicle. Sorry for my English, my Greek are worse😀😀 Hope to gave you an idea, keep on your excellent videos, I really enjoying them. Panos, Athens Greece
PS. Currently I own also a BMW 116 and used to many other manufacturers such as Opel, Fiat, Toyota, Alfa Romeo,Ford, Lancia, so my view about VWs is not so biased but under longtime usage.
I use the little slot for change
So in the infotainment, as you get closer to empty, does the picture of the Jetta move closer to the gas pump?
yes it moves towards empty
Overall it looks to be a great car for the price. The VW dealer near me always offers huge discounts. I would go for the GLI if I had to get a jetta but I'd rather have a golf GTI.
Really? I guess that makes sense considering VW got some pretty bad PR from the emissions scandal. To be honest, I'd never even considered buying a VW until I drop the Jetta.
Does that does ezpass work right there? I am waiting for my adhesive strips to come in the mail. Wondering if that spot works for now.
Hope more videos r coming. I'm in withdrawal!!! 😲☹️
Can the instrumental cluster be replaced with the virtual cockpit?
Wow Gas here is $2.19 a gallon. Dude you have a Prius? I hear those last a lifetime. And Bro they took the Car anchor covers off because in rental world they know they would just be missing. They’re just little covers that come off. I had to laugh when you said the front looks like a Elantra and I thought it looked like it’s Big Brother the all new Arteon. My deal Breaker on this car is the lack of amenities in the rear and no dual climate. Although they may have it on the higher end trims.
Hi Gene! I do drive a Prius, but it's the Prius C2 (a cheaper version). And I love it. It's actually suppose to be my wife's car but...well, kids, minivan, life, etc. And you think Enterprise took off the plastic car seat anchor covers? Hmmm, you're probably right. They've left them on for all of my other rentals, but it makes perfect sense that they'd remove them too. And thanks for the great comment!! 👍👍👍
I would consider buying a used Jetta after my nissan...nice video
Trenton Hull never buy used VW bro
Thanks Trenton!
If you have a Prius why do you always rent a car? I am just a curious 12 year old
I assume it's for work and his employer doesn't have a fleet of vehicles, so they book rentals instead. The last company I worked for did that and while I was allowed to drive my own car, it was a complicated and lengthy process to reimburse my fuel and mileage expenses.
Ohh now I get it I know of some people who do that I was just confused about it thank you for explainh
It is the best
Considering the following cars:
2021 Jetta SE
2021 Altima S
Recommendations please.
Depends on what you need if you need a mid size car or a small car the jetta is smaller than the Altima but it does have more space then its competitors, the Altima s has a cvt transmission which could cause a problem in the future but It works fine for daily driving, the jetta has more available features in the se trim compaired to the base s altima.
Honda Toyota or Mitsubishi.
Why no new rental cars? you quit that job? actually bought a camry on your review.. love it great car got a roof rack for my canoe and i'm not a fan of suv love a trunk lol
Congratulations on the Camry. I'm glad you like it. As for the new cars, I got promoted at work and haven't been traveling as much. But, I started renting on my own, so I'll start posting again this weekend now that work/life has seddled down a bit.
Does this car come with Apple CarPlay?
SWIZZY_MONN34 - Yes
This vehicle costs 25K in December 2021.
The jeta is a standard size car
$3.02 a gallon!! In NJ it is $2.39
Not anymore lol
Gas in Chicago is $3.20 per gal??? YIKES... $40 bucks for a full tank.. Ridiculous.
We looked at this car and the dealbreaker was no rear air vents. Gimme a break. Hard pass.
$40 to full a tank on a Jetta? you are way wrong...I guess you used premium.
Cant believe he drives a Prius
Sorry. It wasn't my choice. My wife bought it and then I sorta inherited. If it makes you feel any better, it got wrecked two months back. 😀
Man I just don’t know. VW is such a not trustworthy company. Is this car gonna last? I’ve never had a VW. Wonder how it compares with the Japanese and Koreans.
fuckin love my 2019 jetta
The downside is the torsion beam rear suspension and Volkswagen's poor reputation for reliability. I would rather have the 2020 Hyundai Sonata for just a few more bucks. If you are on a budget, my local dealer has sold the base Jetta S for just $16,386. It does come with a decent warranty.
What??? Poor reputation and reliability? Do your homework rookie 🤦♂️
@@rickmjr9569 You must be 12 years old to make such an unnecessarily rude post. Hyundai vehicles have a much better reliability rating than Volkswagen these days. The Koreans are even doing better than Honda in that regard. Reliability aside, many people would never buy a vehicle that did not have an independent rear suspension. That is part of the reason the sales of the Mazda 3 are down.
@Chris, again, what??? Do your homework, Rooooooooooooookie 🤣🤣🤣
16:11 reliability / durability. VWs are designed to impress when new, not to last. Not durable at all. Cost cutting everywhere beneath the surface. Many components (engine periphery) made out of cheap plastic. VWs are a scam. Biggest difference between first impression and actual quality out of all cars (together with Audi). Lots of issues already on 2019 cars, and the reeal issues (engine, gearbox) will only start as they get older:
www.edmunds.com/volkswagen/jetta/2019/consumer-reviews/?rating=1
www.carcomplaints.com/Volkswagen/Jetta/2019/
Mgoblagulkablong totally agree, to me they’re lease only vehicles
Mine '01 Golf looks and runs like "new" . Minor issues after 18 years. Beside basic maintenance didn't spend more than a 200€ for all these years. Don't understand why owners in the US complaining so much for VW cars.
Panos Coach I’m betting yours is a diesel. Diesel is a different story, we don’t get them here. The gas powered vw here are incredibly unreliable
@@616civicmt8 A humble 1,6 petrol manual!! from Brussels plant factory with 308k km
Thanks for the thoughtful comment, especially for including the links. 👍👍👍