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Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Men be reading US reviews and then posting oui.
Only thing different between the LOCAL mk6 Jetta interior and the mk5 is that the mk5 had padded cloth in the door trim vs the mk6 with a hard cloth. That's it. That's from a mk5 owner comparing vehicles side by side.
2WNBoost wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Men be reading US reviews and then posting oui.
Only thing different between the LOCAL mk6 Jetta interior and the mk5 is that the mk5 had padded cloth in the door trim vs the mk6 with a hard cloth. That's it. That's from a mk5 owner comparing vehicles side by side.
The plastic trim on the MK6 doors are cheap plastic.
The same goes for the plastic gate in the rear center console that gives you access to the trunk.
Which also holds for the plastic used in the trunk for the compartment gate on the left.
Low quality fit and finish are also evident in material used on the A, B and C pillars. Especially where the C pillar meets the headliner.
Enjoy after all "These aren't the droids you're looking for"
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:2WNBoost wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Men be reading US reviews and then posting oui.
Only thing different between the LOCAL mk6 Jetta interior and the mk5 is that the mk5 had padded cloth in the door trim vs the mk6 with a hard cloth. That's it. That's from a mk5 owner comparing vehicles side by side.
The plastic trim on the MK6 doors are cheap plastic.
The same goes for the plastic gate in the rear center console that gives you access to the trunk.
Which also holds for the plastic used in the trunk for the compartment gate on the left.
Low quality fit and finish are also evident in material used on the A, B and C pillars. Especially where the C pillar meets the headliner.
Enjoy after all "These aren't the droids you're looking for"
If that's how you really feel and you still bought the car then the joke is on you really. You don't want plastic in this price bracket and cheaper? Well good luck with ANY manufacturer.
My point still holds that the mk6 jetta has the same interior as the mk5 apart from the soft cloth padding on the doors.
2WNBoost wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:2WNBoost wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Men be reading US reviews and then posting oui.
Only thing different between the LOCAL mk6 Jetta interior and the mk5 is that the mk5 had padded cloth in the door trim vs the mk6 with a hard cloth. That's it. That's from a mk5 owner comparing vehicles side by side.
The plastic trim on the MK6 doors are cheap plastic.
The same goes for the plastic gate in the rear center console that gives you access to the trunk.
Which also holds for the plastic used in the trunk for the compartment gate on the left.
Low quality fit and finish are also evident in material used on the A, B and C pillars. Especially where the C pillar meets the headliner.
Enjoy after all "These aren't the droids you're looking for"
If that's how you really feel and you still bought the car then the joke is on you really. You don't want plastic in this price bracket and cheaper? Well good luck with ANY manufacturer.
My point still holds that the mk6 jetta has the same interior as the mk5 apart from the soft cloth padding on the doors.
I'm not the one claiming this is a premium ride.
It's a Jetta.
There's nothing premium about a Jetta, even less so in moving from the MK5 to the MK6.
The appeal of the vehicle is the power and drive train.
Plus, there's plastic in all vehicles.
Some just use lower quality materials than others.
alan1991 wrote:this allergic guy is all over trinituner praising the jetta as if its a rolls royce. at the end of the day a jetta is a economy car with a bit more power than the others. the interior is very cheap other than the touch screen radio which is nothing other than touch screen presets and the ability for ipod hookup. they are known to give endless problems with the transmissions etc. my mother had a tiguan r line top spec and father has a touareg so im very familiar with vw vehicles and i could tell you they are not that good. tiguan has alot of problems such as build quality on the interior. suspension is weak and the transmission gives problems. i wont even get into the touraeg which was a nightmare. owned both the 2007 and 2012 both are rubbish. mother now owns a 2013 santa fe diesel and it is a FARRRR superior car to the VW. interior quality, ride and suspension, power, and it can take more licks. owned a 2010 also and never a problem. overall what im trying to say is people think that VW is some sort of premium brand but it isnt. they attract customers with a little european feel and some nice screens and dials which are identical in ALLL their models so its actually probably cheaper for them to make.
alan1991 wrote:this allergic guy is all over trinituner praising the jetta as if its a rolls royce. at the end of the day a jetta is a economy car with a bit more power than the others. the interior is very cheap other than the touch screen radio which is nothing other than touch screen presets and the ability for ipod hookup. they are known to give endless problems with the transmissions etc. my mother had a tiguan r line top spec and father has a touareg so im very familiar with vw vehicles and i could tell you they are not that good. tiguan has alot of problems such as build quality on the interior. suspension is weak and the transmission gives problems. i wont even get into the touraeg which was a nightmare. owned both the 2007 and 2012 both are rubbish. mother now owns a 2013 santa fe diesel and it is a FARRRR superior car to the VW. interior quality, ride and suspension, power, and it can take more licks. owned a 2010 also and never a problem. overall what im trying to say is people think that VW is some sort of premium brand but it isnt. they attract customers with a little european feel and some nice screens and dials which are identical in ALLL their models so its actually probably cheaper for them to make.
alan1991 wrote:this allergic guy is all over trinituner praising the jetta as if its a rolls royce. at the end of the day a jetta is a economy car with a bit more power than the others. the interior is very cheap other than the touch screen radio which is nothing other than touch screen presets and the ability for ipod hookup. they are known to give endless problems with the transmissions etc. my mother had a tiguan r line top spec and father has a touareg so im very familiar with vw vehicles and i could tell you they are not that good. tiguan has alot of problems such as build quality on the interior. suspension is weak and the transmission gives problems. i wont even get into the touraeg which was a nightmare. owned both the 2007 and 2012 both are rubbish. mother now owns a 2013 santa fe diesel and it is a FARRRR superior car to the VW. interior quality, ride and suspension, power, and it can take more licks. owned a 2010 also and never a problem. overall what im trying to say is people think that VW is some sort of premium brand but it isnt. they attract customers with a little european feel and some nice screens and dials which are identical in ALLL their models so its actually probably cheaper for them to make.
syncrod wrote:is was suggested by BA to replace them as they seem to be the cause of my persistent fault code.1 Fault Found:
006012 - Clutch 2
P177C - 003 - Tolerance Limit Reached - Intermittent
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 00100011
Fault Priority: 0
Fault Frequency: 5
Reset counter: 10
Mileage: 33435 km
Time Indication: 0
all gears on #2 slip when pushed (70% throttle+)
most noticeable in 4th gear then 6th
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Ask them for goodwill? You've barely used the thing at 33k km. Points to a fault outside your control. I doubt they had to change clutches on the drag and wind jetta and that's roughed up more than daily drivers. Are you out of warranty?
2WNBoost wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:2WNBoost wrote:JackAttack wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:JackAttack wrote:I'm interested in buying the Jetta 1.4 TSI from the firm.
Whats the gas mileage like? I've heard people say they can get up to 700km of a tank.
Is this realistic?Short trips, traffic, stop start driving, sustained high speeds (140kph+), heavy acceleration are all going to bring down fuel econ. With this type of driving expect about 500 km per tank. With more highway mileage I do think it is possible to get 800 but one would really have to plan out their driving to avoid heavy or standstill traffic.
Thanks for this,I won't be doing to many highway runs.I guess its a pickup then.
This could be your future if you buy
Clutch built to last 400,000km
DSG/Mechatronic maybe a bit less /s
any background story? mk5? mk6 Jetta? Passat? I'm always up to hear about mechatronic failures locally.
MK6 Jetta
drchaos wrote:Never dropped down the back seat to get more trunk space. Today had to do it to load a long object and the little knobs weren't working. When i went to the back seat and pulled the seat forward it came down effortlessly. When I tried to lock it back I realized the locking mechanism was not working.
Anyone else have problems with dropping the rear seats?
fastredcar wrote:Hello folks
My 2012 Jetta MK6 is at
27800 miles (approx. 44800 km)
Going great so far except for
the rattling from the gearbox area
changed my front cradle bushings
changed water pump
changed wiper blades
Other than that, great vehicle!
I love my VW!
cdx2k1 wrote:Ha..get this..after putting 2 used front tyres on my Jetta the mechatronic suddenly calls it quits..this is the 3rd one I think I am changing in this ride..currently @ BA undergoing surgery.Don't think I have to pay for it because it was changed just MAY 2012; unit barely over a year old.
+1 Mechatronic Fail...now totalling 3
It's quite clear that VW hasn't gotten this DQ200 to be reliable
nemesis wrote:Yeah I know that. Just wondering if that 420k sheet shown there is for the same car pictured.
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