As you get into the VW Jetta, you'll surely notice the German penchant for attention to detail vividly gets evident. Every delicate contour has been carefully decided on to offer an excellent accommodation and pleasurable ride experience.

 

Out on the road, Jetta is sure to manage bumpy, interstate travel, or sporty ride along a country road due to its much stiffer structure. A carefully designed MacPherson strut/multi-link suspension gives Jetta a smooth ride while providing an excellent handling ability. Embraced in the redesigned body style, 1999 VW Jetta receives a less angular look. The radical slopping hood and rounded fenders culminate a new lighting system wherein the headlights, turn signals, and all driving lights are mounted under one bezel.

 

As a third generation vehicle, Jetta gets stronger and more versatile than before. Three trim levels are available: GL, GLS and GLX. The GL and GLS are available with a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine or a 1.9-liter TDI diesel. The GLS and GLX are available with Volkswagen's remarkable VR6 narrow-angle V6. Both 5-speed manual and 4-speed automatics are available. The latest evolution of Volkswagen's capable four-cylinder engines shows incredible improvements. Though a bit low compared to the competition, the 115 horsepower produced by its 2.0 liter engine is solidly built and thereby works well. It is tailored to deliver efficient off-the-line performance with a wider power band for both mid-and high-end performance. The all-time favorite 174-horsepower VR6 proves itself an impressive runner. It runs smooth and nearly noise-free.

 

Explicitly tall drivers need not worry as this year's vehicle model provides an excellent accommodation in the front row. Sufficient headroom is offered even when equipped with the sunroof. Other impressive interior features involves European-styled front bucket seats, roomier accommodation for passengers, adjusting recline knob for seats, easy to see and maneuver instruments and switches, three-spoke steering wheel, and a new radio that adds manual tuning to the scanning tuning.

 

Years had passed and when 1999 model year reopened, Volkswagen dealers continued selling Jettas of the earlier generations. Innovated models possess standard features including front side airbags, a tilt/telescopic steering column, 4-wheel disc antilock braking, and a remote central-locking/antitheft system.

 

Critics are all-praise to this VW vehicle member. Needless to say, all VW vehicle owners express their satisfaction and pleasurable drive of their Jettas. This new vehicle breezes day and night drives as well as varied road conditions. It may appear elegant and luxurious, yet its simplicity offers economical monitoring package.