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2008 Volkswagen Jetta in Long Beach

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2008 Volkswagen Jetta Research

2008 Volkswagen Jetta

MSRP Range:$18,065 - $18,440  |  Get Internet Pricing from a Local Dealer!
Transmissions: 6-Speed Automatic; 5-Speed Manual
Drivetrains: Front Wheel Drive
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Vehicle Specs
Price: $17,995.00 Drivetrain: Front Wheel Drive
Year: 2008 Engine: Inline 5
Mileage: 512 Bodystyle: Sedans
Location: Long Beach,CA Doors: 4
Exterior: White Dealer Stock #: P4221
Interior: Gray VIN #: 3VWJZ71KX8M184484
Transmission: Manual Seller Type: Dealer
About This Car
White 4-door FWD Sedan, 512 miles, MANUAL 5SPD, 2.5L I5. Stock# P4221. Features: Stability Control, Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM Stereo, Mp3 (Single Cd), Dual Front Air Bags, Front Side Air Bags, ABS (4-Wheel), Traction Control, 21/29.

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Professional Review

Love this thing almost as much as I love the GTI. Proof that Volkswagen still knows how to build a fun, solid-feeling upmarket economy car, even if it does have all the long-term solidity of a brick of butter baking in the sun. Drives similarly to the GTI, although it's blessed with a back seat and a usable trunk. Feels much larger, but only marginally less entertaining, than a Rabbit or a GTI. It's also proof of just how poorly targeted, and how unpleasant and bumbling, the current Passat is. Everything the Passat isn't.

Sam Smith, Associate Editor

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