Used Volkswagen Jetta for Sale in Edinburg, TX

The 2012 VW Jetta is surprisingly roomy and comfortable. It has great trunk space and the "pass-through" feature from the trunk into the back seat has allowed me to carry eight 2x4 boards. I find this feature helpful. I also enjoy the hands-free features, which allow me to use my Bluetooth connected phone to call whomever I wish. The navigational system is also a great feature. I don't do a lot of traveling in unfamiliar places, but I find that I use the navigational system far more often than I ever imagined I would. I leave in the south and another feature I was sure I would never use is the heated front seats. Wrong! I use them regularly during the winter months. Also my sister, who has back trouble, absolutely loves this feature. She says that it makes her back feel better.

This vehicle was purchased used at approximately 30,000 miles. It was in very good condition when purchased. It is a black car with a nice style. The interior is very clean and easy to maintain. The seats are comfortable, and there is adequate space in the passenger seats and especially for a baby and child car seat. The interior dashboard has easy to use controls and with minimal lighting at night. I was a little disappointed that the interior dashboard lighting was very simple. It is a comfortable ride and not too noisy when driving on the freeway. The sound system works well with a clear sound. There is a mat in the trunk that you can easily remove and clean, especially if you spill water so that it doesn't mold in the trunk. Soon after purchasing, the breaks started making noise, and I had to have the tires checked. Compared to the Honda Civic I used to have, I have had to do a lot more maintenance repairs to the car, and they have cost double the amount to maintain because it is a European car. The car still has a timeless design after six years, and it drives very well for the value.

This car is the best car that I have ever owned. I used to have the 2005 version of this car, and to be frank, there was really no big problem with switching to the newer year. All of the features from the 2005 car were still in the 2016 version, just more "high tech." I would say that VW Jetta is like the iPhone of cars, once you get a new one, you still know how to work it. The engine in the new car is much more easy to navigate than the old 2005 engine. In the old car, if you simply pressed on the gas, it would rocket of. This is not the case in the 2016 version.