Used 2003 Volkswagen Jetta for Sale

One of my only true regrettable complaint is that the car isn't big enough for a family of 4+ people. Space is the only issue with the Jetta I have found. I am short (5'2 on a good day) and I find that I have no qualms with driving; however, my husband who is 6'0 (and has the legs of a grasshopper) has complained to me numerous times about not being comfortable when he drives (despite adjusting the seats). My brother-in-law had the same problem as he is 6'4. He was just too gigantic for the car. If we decide to have more children, I will only use this car as a means to commute to work. There is no way a growing family could properly utilize this car. I have 7 nieces and nephews (all whom believe to my brother-in-law) - and if I wanted to take them to the park/attraction/vacation - there is no way this compact sedan could foot the bill. The leg room in the back could also be improved. I know VW cars are German and offer a more European styled sized car - I believe this key feature could be adjusted for other countries.

I think the car still lacked a little bit of power, and it might just have been from my car but the turbo always seemed to lag a little bit when I pressed the accelerator. Blessed that the turbo never blew out when I drove the car but there were a multitude of things that went wrong with this car while it was under my ownership. I took great of this car, always did oil maintenance on time, although I am unable to speak for the previous owners of said car. Regardless, stuff that you expect to break around 10 miles did end up breaking but the real headache were the things that you didn't expect to break in 10 years. These include things like a water pump/suspension/motor mounts? I was told that my motor mounts were getting old and that if it got out of hand and left unchecked that one day my engine would fall out of my car? I don't remember exactly what the mechanic said but that sounded kind of ridiculous for a car, I'm not sure how hard you have to drive a car for its engine to fall out but I'm pretty sure I did not drive my car that hard. Parts are expensive...Labor is even more expensive. German engineering at its finest. Looks good from the outside but repairs cost parts of your soul.