Peter And Callie can also be shown on other Volkswagen owner’s videos as well as the 1999 and 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Lincoln Mark VII owner’s videos.
These were absolute garbage cars. VW made the car overly complicated to service such as not including the dipstick for the automatic transmission. Ironically of all of the cars weakest points the four-speed automatic transmission was probably the worst. Aside from the automatic transmission problems these cars also were plagued with very fussy electrical systems and four-cylinder engines that were prone to blowing head gaskets. The Interiors were cheap and poorly made. I remember plastic panels where the texturing on the plastic didn't even match and the panels didn't always meet up properly. This generation Jetta had a marginal crash test rating which is one up from the worst. I owned a brand new 98 Jetta GLS my senior year of high school. After owning the car for only 11 months VW was forced to purchase the car back under Florida's lemon law. The car was slicked from the very beginning with dozens of weird electrical Gremlins. Not only did my Jetta qualify for the Lemon Law once but it actually qualified twice. I had a problem where the SRS airbag system module kept tripping trouble codes which happened three times even after the dealership replaced the modules under warranty all three times the car also had chronic air conditioning issues. My car went back to the dealership 21 times in the 11 months that I own the vehicle.
Peter And Callie can also be shown on other Volkswagen owner’s videos as well as the 1999 and 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Lincoln Mark VII owner’s videos.
Who’s here from VWestlife?
Yeah hah to see if this whole video was here after I just saw his crttv video
Me
Yep, had to see it…
Me
Me, just searched for it!
Nobody realized that the views are big than the like and the subscribers
This is very ✨1990s✨
Miss my Jetta! Should of kept it, turned many heads driving it 😂❤
I could not have asked for better background noise while working
This is still a popular car in China.
@7:25 hello
I wonder how long it took to edit.
These were absolute garbage cars. VW made the car overly complicated to service such as not including the dipstick for the automatic transmission. Ironically of all of the cars weakest points the four-speed automatic transmission was probably the worst. Aside from the automatic transmission problems these cars also were plagued with very fussy electrical systems and four-cylinder engines that were prone to blowing head gaskets. The Interiors were cheap and poorly made. I remember plastic panels where the texturing on the plastic didn't even match and the panels didn't always meet up properly. This generation Jetta had a marginal crash test rating which is one up from the worst. I owned a brand new 98 Jetta GLS my senior year of high school. After owning the car for only 11 months VW was forced to purchase the car back under Florida's lemon law. The car was slicked from the very beginning with dozens of weird electrical Gremlins. Not only did my Jetta qualify for the Lemon Law once but it actually qualified twice. I had a problem where the SRS airbag system module kept tripping trouble codes which happened three times even after the dealership replaced the modules under warranty all three times the car also had chronic air conditioning issues. My car went back to the dealership 21 times in the 11 months that I own the vehicle.
never seen a man despise his car so hard.
it was trying its best.