Used 2021 Volkswagen Jetta Consumer Reviews
Thunderegg
Nice car for a good price 😎
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Fun to drive, great hiway mileage
Like the torque,power delivery. Smooth ride..better mileage than some hybrids
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The Volkswagen Jetta
This car gets really good gas mileage approximately 38 mpg and it saves you money. It was not built for speed, but the doors are made good. A very well insulated car with very little to no wind noise. The seats are not very comfortable, but the back seat sits better for those that have small children. I have not had any problems with the car just the occasional oil changes. If you like German engineering and affordability then a Volkswagen is for you.
Jetta Reliability, Performance, and Personal touch
I've always been a fan of Volkswagen, especially from my high school days. My journey with the brand began when I bought my first VW, a 2012 Jetta base model. It was fantastic on gas and never let me down. In 2019, I decided to lease a redesigned Jetta to see how the new model felt. I got the automatic SE model, and while I wasn’t immediately sold on the styling, it gradually grew on me. That said, there were a few things that annoyed me about the car. First, the horn was surprisingly weak, and second, the sound system left a lot to be desired—it didn’t pack enough punch. Third, the turbo lag was noticeable on a straight road, although it seemed to kick in more quickly when making turns. I found myself thinking how much better the car would be with a manual transmission. However, due to a deployment to Iraq, I had to end my lease early. Eventually, I ended up buying a 2020 Jetta R-Line with a manual transmission, and that really changed the driving experience for me. I made a few upgrades to personalize it: I swapped out the horn, upgraded the door speakers, added a subwoofer, and also installed a performance air filter and a full cat-back exhaust. Now, driving the car is a real pleasure. I can often manage to get a full 40 mpg on the freeway, and my overall average is around 36.5 mpg. In conclusion, I find the VW Jetta to be a highly reliable, fuel-efficient, and spacious car. It’s well-balanced, offers excellent warranty coverage, and is a great option for those on a budget who still want a solid driving experience. I’m definitely happy with my purchase.
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Sleek Jetta
Never disappoints on the freeway. Plenty of get up and go. Reliable, serviceable but mostly it always tells me what she needs. Love her.
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