Used 1991 Volkswagen Jetta Consumer Reviews
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We have a limited number of reviews for the 1991 Jetta, so we've included reviews for other years of the Jetta since its last redesign.
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Fabian, 01/29/2006
1990 Volkswagen Jetta GLI 16V 4dr Sedan
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The 1990 Volkswagen Jetta is fast and well built! I have outperformed BMWs and others on the road with this car! It handles really well and since I dropped it and added Toyos, the car stays on the road without any problems at high speed.
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kjy, 10/06/2002
1991 Volkswagen Jetta Carat 4dr Sedan
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this is my forth vw and i've been pleased with all of them. i work on my own vehicle and volkswagen's have been a dream to work on.
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jettagrrl, 12/07/2002
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GLI 16V 4dr Sedan
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I have had 3 91/92 Jettas over the past 10 years, and I will always say they are my favorite type of car. They run great, are fun to drive and look good too. Put on some BBS's and installed Recaro seats, and I was in heaven!
My favorite car
katiekins, 03/06/2008
1990 Volkswagen Jetta GL 4dr Sedan
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I got this car three years ago and it won't die. I've put a lot of work into it but it has all been worth it. I've replaced the starter, suspension, tires, radiator, heater core and coolant resevoir. But I love this car and will replace any part until the thing refuses to ever start again.
Great car for the budding mechanic
Safety Joe, 08/02/2003
1991 Volkswagen Jetta GL 4dr Sedan
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This car needed some TLC when I bought it. The drivers side seat belt ignition switch was starting to go bad. I decided to by-pass the system by cutting the wire that goes from the seat belt switch. I then connected the two wires leading away from the switch and pushed the wires back into the door. I've also replaced the coolant temp. sensor, a few vacuum hoses, one door handle and the engine knock sensor. The automatic transmition torque converter seal was leaking. I took the transmition out and put a new seal on it. Don't buy one of these cars if you can't fix them yourself.