We’ve already seen the new generation Volkswagen Passat and the new Volkswagen Polo Sedan going around town in the past, but the road convoy’s been missing the model that slots in between them so far – the Volkswagen Jetta.
The new Jetta finally makes its appearance without a road tax sticker or number plates at somewhere which is claimed by reader Paul Wee to be an apartment carpark somewhere in the Klang Valley. Wee doesn’t specify where exactly in his email.
The new Jetta grows in size and wheelbase compared to the outgoing model and it no longer looks like a booted Golf, having its own unique sheetmetal now. It also has a longer wheelbase compared to the Mk6 Golf which should translate to greater interior space.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments highlight excitement about the new VW Jetta's arrival, often comparing it to existing models like the Golf, Passat, and Polo, with many expecting a competitive price around RM120k to RM150k for CKD versions. Some express concerns about dealer service quality, referencing negative past experiences with Wearnes and the importance of checking items like service booklet before signing. Enthusiasts note the car's design resembles larger sedans and hope it will compete with models like Civic and Altis. Others discuss potential engine specs, assembly locations, and market positioning, with a general hope that pricing will be more affordable and accessible, but a few are skeptical about the high prices and after-sales service issues. Overall, there's keen interest balanced with cautious optimism about VW's strategies and dealership reputation.