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2010 Jetta TDI Sedan or 2009 Passat: by jingorm on Tue Nov 03 22:31:17 PST 2009; I was able to negotiate a Jetta TDI for $500 below MSRP in the DC area. While at the dealership I asked what kind of deals they are offering on 09 Passat sedans. It appears that dealer and a few others in my area are selling them for 3000-6000 below MSRP or roughly 24-26k on a 29-31k MSRP car. The standard configuration with mats with an MSRP of 29,199 usually goes fro around 24,500+TTL. The TDI MSRP is 25,945 and the deal is for 25,495+TTL. I am buying this car for primarily for commuting as my growing family now needs a second car. Our other car is a BMW X3 which will be the kid-hauler. I like the idea of driving fuel efficient car and my commute is about 45 miles round trip. I also drive to NY/Boston 2-3 times a year. But the "deal" on the Passat is very attractive and the additional space, especially in the rear, would be helpful as my two kids grow out of their car seats. Any insights on the pros and cons of each car relative to the other would be appreciated. I am especially interested in the historical long term reliability of both models. I also heard that you can use regular fuel in a Passat. Does that worsen the mileage on the car. That's what I was told about my BMW so I use premium, but my sister uses regular gas on her Audi A4 wagon.

2010 Jetta TDI Sedan or 2009 Passat: by jingorm on Tue Nov 03 22:25:43 PST 2009; I was able to negotiate a Jetta TDI for $500 below MSRP in the DC area. While at the dealership I asked what kind of deals they are offering on 09 Passat sedans. It appears that dealer and a few others in my area are selling them for 3000-6000 below MSRP or roughly 24-26k on a 29-31k MSRP car. The TDI MSRP is 25,945 and the deal is for 25,495. I am buying this car for primarily for commuting as my growing family now needs a second car. Our other car is a BMW X3 which will be the kid-hauler. I like the idea of driving fuel efficient car and my commute is about 45 miles round trip. I also drive to NY/Boston 2-3 times a year. But the "deal" on the Passat is very attractive and the additional space, especially in the rear, would be helpful as my two kids grow out of their car seats. Any insights on the pros and cons of each car relative to the other would be appreciated. I am especially interested in the historical long term reliability of both models. I also heard that you can use regular fuel in a Passat. Does that worsen the mileage on the car. That's what I was told about my BMW so I use premium, but my sister uses regular gas on her Audi A4 wagon.

2010 Jetta SportWagen Lease moneyfactor?: by dc_jimmy on Mon Oct 26 06:28:36 PDT 2009; I just leased a 2010 Jetta SportWagen SE, 36 mo, 10k mile I did not have time to do a good negotiation on lease terms, so just wondering how badly they got me. I do have tier 1 credit Wound up with .00194 moneyfactor and $595 acquisition fee How much should these have been? They did tell me they could do much, much better on Jetta sedan, but this was first '10 non-tdi wagen they got in and had only been on lot for a week, which I do believe from monitoring dealer inventory in my area for the past few weeks Our negotiated price on car was $1100 lower than sticker, so I expected them to try to make some back on the lease terms, but not sure what is norm. Thanks for your insights

Re: Just bought a Tiguan SE with sunroof [smarttyjones]: by fm6 on Mon Apr 27 13:43:30 PDT 2009; If you are still in the DC area, can you tell me if the panoramic sunroof lets in too much glare on days like Sunday 4/26/09? I normally enjoy light coming through a smaller sunroof or moonroof and am concerned if the panoramic roof lets in too much light.

Re: Price In Baltimore/DC area [dbt]: by doug889 on Wed Aug 19 18:36:45 PDT 2009; Yeah, it's been a long time since I posted here but I have been lurking on and off. I sold the 330 convertible few years ago and bought a 750i, a hell of a car I must say. Now the boy is learning to drive, I don't really want him to practice with my 750 or the wife's MDX, they are too big and too wide for him. I want to get him a Jetta SE. I know it's not the most reliable car out there but when I closed the door of the Jetta, I know it's a much more solid car than the Civic or the Corola or most other compact cars. I sent emails to two dealers but they don't even bother to respond. Must be too busy with cash for clunker. I think I will wait a bit, the 2010 model will be out anytime. Regards.

Re: Price In Baltimore/DC area [doug889]: by dbt on Wed Aug 19 15:20:33 PDT 2009; Long time Doug. You still have your 330 convertible? Clunker craze is just that. I'd wait.

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