I had one of these in high school with the 2.0 and the 5 Speed and it was the perfect school commuter, honestly the 2.0 is pretty easy to maintain, it’s only an 8 Valve with a Single cam, so if the timing belt breaks it doesn’t bend any valves
@@fmstudio085 I’ll be honest I wouldn’t recommend it, unless you find one that has been serviced regularly, the automatic transmissions in the MK4 Golf and Jetta weren’t made very well, however the Manual ones are pretty reliable, and very easy to learn how to drive on
I have the 2000 VR6. I have been hating it but it's starting to grow on me :)... When a mustang or one of those fat "performance" trucks get next to me. This car makes me a proud owner :')
I wish they would have just working on making the mark IV more reliable and kept it how it was, the new 2019 Jetta has a crap design and cheaper interior.
the 1999-2005 Europe 1999-present China, Mexico & Argentina Volkswagen Jetta/ Volkswagen City Jetta (Jetta City in 2009)/ Volkswagen Bora Classic Edition (China)/ Volkswagen Clásico (2010 onwards in Mexico)/ Volkswagen Bora (Argentina)/ Volkswagen Bora was/is assembled in Bratislava, Slovakia Changchun, China Poznań, Poland Puebla, Mexico Solomonovo, Ukraine Uitenhage, South Africa Wolfsburg, Germany
It's kilometers, because that's what they use over there. Miles is for cars designed to be sold in countries that use miles. It doesn't really matter except that one is more than the other so if you ever acquire a car that uses the opposite, and your fuel gage doesn't work you'll have some problems if you forget.