I used to get made fun of for my Jetta. I guess there is a stereotype that all single girls drive Jettas. I thought about it and laughed at being called "basic." I would just shrug it off because my Jetta is awesome. When I was looking for a newer car, all I wanted was four doors, automatic transmission, and a sun roof. Not only did I receive this for a fair price, but I was in love with it. This car suited me. It is comfortable to ride in and drive. Just when I didn't think it could get any better, I find out this car has turbo as well. It was really fast on the pedal, and it had a touchy brake, but I learned how to maneuver the starts and stops. My favorite thing about this car is it is excellent for road trips. It is such a smooth ride. Changing lanes or flipping a U-turn, the Jetta is as quiet as can be. Also, the backseats can fold down, and you can basically lay down comfortably. Throw your head on the backseat headrest and stretch your legs out in the trunk space. It's golden.

I have a 2004 Volkswagen Jetta Wolfsburg Edition. The car has about 202,000 miles on it, and it feels like its got a lot of life left in it. It's small wheelbase makes for a great handling car and it has yet to leave me stranded. It has surprisingly withstood 12 years of Northern New York winters without accumulating much rust. In fact, the car has been a beast in the snow. It's front-wheel drive set up along with its lightweight design has made it a pretty reliable winter vehicle for as long as I've owned it.