My car was a good value when it was purchased, because it had leather, heated seats, it was quick, and was used but the body style had not been changed, so it was fairly cheap. It is a girly car and I was a teenage girl so at the time it was great, but as time has gone on I have come to dislike the pigeon hole it puts me in on the road. I do think that it helps detract attention from the police because it is so girl and non-threatening and attention grabbing, but it gathers other kinds of attention that I would prefer not to have. The backseat is very small and only has 2 seatbelts, so the car can only have 4 people. I liked that the backseats could fold down, revealing versatile space. There have been some mechanical issues that were very expensive to fix because it is not that kind of car that can be worked on just anywhere. The turbo S version is special so it was fun to have a unique car, in a field of cars that are everywhere. Overall it was a good value and had good amenities for the price point and time of life I was at.

When the new Volkswagen Beetle came out I had to have one. I owned the old Beetle and just knew that it was a great car. I especially like the form of the new Beetle. It is very stylish and the colors are great. And no, I did not get red with black dots - although I was thinking about it. The quality of the Volkswagen Beetle is exceptional. It is very well made and everything looks finished and polished. There are no flaws with the interior. The dashboard is designed very well and with lots of thought. The seats are very comfortable and easy to adjust. Even it is a rather smaller size car, there is plenty of room inside. The trunk is a little bit on the smaller size, but that is not a problem for me. All in all, I absolutely love this car and would buy another one. Especially because the car is looking so hip and with the great stereo you are certainly the talk of the neighborhood.