I did not consider the Jetta as a vehicle I would purchase. But after driving one as a rental I was immediately enamored with it. The car was so comfortable and responsive. The sound system was crystal clear. The touchscreen is easy to navigate and has features like Android Auto and Apple. After a week of renting I purchased my very own 2016 Jetta. My Jetta had quite a few more features than the rental. The moon roof is multi-featured. Not only can you retract it completely, if you just want a little air all you have to do is press up on the control and the moon roof opens to allow a bit of air in. I initially thought after looking at different colors and interiors that I wouldn't like the tan color, but I actually love it! The interior is all leather, including the steering wheel which is black. It is so comfortable to sit in the seats. I recently took a 20 hour road trip and I'm ready to do it again... that's how comfortable this car is. As a bonus, it has heated seats! Did I mention this car has a TON of trunk space! If for some reason the incredibly roomy trunk is not big enough you can fold the seats down for more room.

I had purchased this vehicles about three months ago, as I was seeking a car that had a European look and feel. What I like most about VW trim inside and outside of their vehicles is the sense of simplicity inherent to the style of their vehicles. Cars that have too many buttons are hard to understand sometimes, as there is too much stimuli to remember when using the vehicle. The manufacturer keeps interior experience fairly simple and easy to use. Also, the overall sleek design makes it feel comfortable and appealing when traveling with others. Often, I get comments from friends saying how luxurious the vehicle is. It makes the driving experience more pleasurable. However, in all reality, because the interior features are simple, it really is not all that luxurious. The manufacturer has, indeed, perfected the art of deception in appealing to the consumer's love for beauty in a budgeted fashion. Inside the vehicle there is no wood paneling or anything like it. Most everything is plastic or, at least, a derivative of plastic in some way. There are just little features like the air vents that have a long, sleek design with chrome polished edges that are appealing to the eye.