Jetta 5
#1
Jetta 5
vw has officially released pictures of the jetta 5. its alot bigger and well alot more controversially styled..i happen to find it upscale looking, which may or may not be the market they are looking for..the 5 cylinder option is supposed to be essentially half of the gallardos, should be intriguing, but dosent look that powerful with perhaps the 3.2L vr6 and 4motion finding its way into the car as well, shoudl prove to be an entertaining combo...overall looks like a solid package
http://www.vwvortex.com/artman/publish/vol...icle_1062.shtml
http://www.vwvortex.com/artman/publish/vol...icle_1062.shtml
#3
Well you can tell some of the new Audi style is crossing over.
Looks like they chose to bring back the old stocky rear quarter panel proportions from the A2 and A3 Jettas, which make the rear wheels look about 3-4 inches smaller than they are. It also looks like they actually made it roomy this time too. The current Jetta has Camaro/Mustang-like rear seat room.
Looks like they chose to bring back the old stocky rear quarter panel proportions from the A2 and A3 Jettas, which make the rear wheels look about 3-4 inches smaller than they are. It also looks like they actually made it roomy this time too. The current Jetta has Camaro/Mustang-like rear seat room.
#4
Originally Posted by mvf4s,Nov 18 2004, 01:44 PM
looks like an acura got lost in a vw factory.
First glance, it's not bad, but the more I look at it, the more Civic/Corrola/RSX I see in it and less VW.
The car is an odd creation, should I get the base detuned I5, which I can probably easily mod to 250hp, or pay more for the already turboed I4 with less power...hmmm...
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#8
Originally Posted by Nin009,Nov 18 2004, 03:42 PM
The rear overhand is just big and odd. It looks like the rear wheels are in the center of the car.
The backend looks like a Camry. I dig the front-end but the rest has to go.