Thinking of buying a new jetta... Is that bad?!

Question

I really like the specs, looks and gas mileage of the new VW Jetta. They also seem safer and more solid than the new hondas. However, I've heard a lot of negative issues about reliability. What do you guys think?

Answer 1

check which plant made them most are made at the plant in Mexico  very poor workmanship. They've been known to put out some really poor products. and i'm not being racist i work at a company that sold American televisions built in Mexico each time they were brought back for blowiing out. Check out the Chevy trucks that were manufactured there same problem cheap labor poor workmanship. try to find one built in canada if possible they're better made.

Answer 2

"Thinking of buying a new jetta... Is that bad?!" for the U.S. economy? YES

Answer 3

umm vw to me areone of the most fun cars to drive. ive been driving vw my whole life and really never had problems at all. they are built like a brick compare to a honda, toyota, pr even any american car. and the reliability i would not worry about at all cuz i owned a honda that always had problems withing the 1st month i had to get a new starter, new front shocks and then a couple of little thing after that and after 5 months i traded in for another vw jetta. i also drove a gmc truck and drop the tranie at 22,000 and it was auto so i just own german cars. i have 1 07 jetta wolfburg, 07 gti, 06 rabit. i love them all to death. i had a 97 jetta and drove it to 188,000 miles and was still going with no rust at all ran like a brick. i hope this helps u out?

Answer 4

I'd buy a used one if you're here in the U.S.

Why support the German economy? Keep American dollars in America. The Germans make somewhat decent cars, but don't give a c**p about you, me or our country.

They need to bone up on their electronics and then they might have something to brag about.

Answer 5

08 Jetta is a great car with a much better warranty than Honda or Toyota.  Reliability ratings are also comparable on the new models. You can't go wrong with a Jetta