I really like my VW Jetta. It is a stick shift and is super fun to drive. The acceleration and braking are wonderful, and it's fun to be on a date and take off from first gear. One of the things that I like best about Volkswagen's is their interior. The interior of this car is supple and looks expensive, yet this car is in the mid-twenty thousand dollar range. The dashboard is clean and looks very modern. It has Bluetooth, so it connects to my Android phone easily, and it pairs instantly. There is plenty of room in the car, and I often cart around myself and four other friends with ease. Everyone can fit inside and have plenty of room, even though it is not, from the outside, a big car. I have over 10,000 miles on it as well, and while this isn't a lot of miles, I have no problems with the car so far. The last thing I should talk about is the styling. That is the one issue I have with it. It certainly looks nice on the outside, however it is a little plain compared to other cars in its class.

I think the car is a great value for this price. The rearview camera is nice, but was placed in at such an angle that it makes things seem like they're further away. I've had no maintenance issues with it so far and I've already put about 40,000 miles on it in the year that I've had it. It tells you about 3000 miles before the oil needs to be changed, and it dings a lot which can be really annoying. This car is very practical and I love having four doors. As with a lot of Volkswagens, a lot of things are overly complicated. Changing the time and getting the check engine light to turn off are much more complicated in this car than in any of my previous cars. I lived in the desert for the first 8 months that I had this car. There was a lot of tumbleweed flying around and I always heard a lot of horror stories about cars getting scratched by tumbleweed. Thankfully, my Jetta still looks great even after being hit by tumbleweed numerous times. I'm glad that the paint was strong enough to not get scratched!