I'll start with the one thing that I look forward to the VW engineers to improve. It can get noisy when driving. If I used the Bluetooth to call when driving, people have a hard time hearing me or there is a lot of back noise. It's easy to tune out if you're listening to music or the news, but on the types of trips that I take, sometimes, you just don't want to hear anything. After that, it handles wonderfully on the long trips I need to make. I am able to zip through traffic with great maneuverability and still park where ever I want (station wagon, too) on the street. It's an understated car and that's what keeps me and it out of trouble. Living in a city, no one bothers it or looks twice. I take trips to visit family who live about 3hrs away and it gets me there and back on one tank of gas. That includes any additional running around I do too. As a ceramic artist, I can fit my kiln in the back and any material I need for the classes I teach at 5 different location around the area I live. Speaking of maneuverability, when transporting my green ware pieces I don't have to worry about them tipping.

I'm more than satisfied with my old Volkswagen Jetta, and it's probably one of the most reliable vehicles I've owned if not the most reliable! I purchased the car as a used car back in 2008, and I've had almost no problems with it whatsoever. It's got a spacious interior, it's really easy to drive, and I haven't had any mechanical problems whatsoever. My entire family loves my Jetta, and it's surprisingly comfortable as well.