I have a 2014 6sp manual TDI. Bought it new in 2013 and it has been a great car! Super fun to drive too.

I just bought one yesterday. I love it. Thank you for this video! This was very helpful information and made me even more confident in my decision.

I just bought this car in automatic last week.. I love it so far

own a VW 2012 TDI with 255,000 Kilometres would not trade it for anything love the vehicle & its build & comfort quality.

First time watching your channel an I see my house in the background

I have the 2013 Jetta SE 2.5 with convenience in the same color in and out. I love it! I've added the chrome exhaust tips and a spoiler which has really added great character to it.

I just bought a 2014 Jetta TDI Sportwagen a few days ago. Loving the torque and overall driving experience. My 2004 Nissan Sentra felt like a tin can compared to this car, and it somehow drove 246,800 miles!! Hoping this one goes the distance as well.

Just bought a 2012 TDI yesterday. I’m liking it so far. Got it with only 66k miles and the warranty was definitely a deciding factor

Wow, an honest, objective and fair review of the Jetta - congrats! People seem to hate or love VW's, depending. That little snappy-dressing worm at 2theRedline or whatever he calls his channel doesn't like the Jetta much. WHAT DOES HE KNOW! I love mine. I'm an Uber/Lyft driver. I had a Dodge Caravan that was eating me alive in gas. So I went looking for a hybrid, but I hate hybrids, so I remembered the VW TDi. Long story short, I found a smoking deal on a loaded 2012 (the dealer had three of them). And damn, I loooooove this car! You're so right about the TORQUE!! It's amazing. On the highway, when I go to pass someone I just press down and - zoom! - it goes! My TDi gets 40 on the highway and 30 in town - I'm loving it! My passengers compliment me on the car all the time. My Jetta better last a long time, because I don't ever intend to get rid of it.

I love my 2015 TDI with 6 speed manual. They did introduce a newer TDI for that year only (thanks to dieselgate) that has a 10 HP bump. Tons of torque, the mileage is incredible, and it's fun to drive. Even after the fix, I don't really notice any difference other than it does re-gens a little more often.

That's my favorite Jetta body tbh I like diesel .I think if be on car market in year I might get that body tdi

I have a 2013 Jetta TDI premium with automatic DSG and love it! Bought it used with 55k, now has 82k and was fixed 2 years ago! This is my mid life crisis car! Lol!! This car is so fun to drive and love the power this has. Thought about doing an egr delete and maybe a stage 1 tune. That’s a big maybe!!

Amazing video thank you 🙏🏻

I'm getting one of these except automatic for my first car on Saturday. Super excited!

Funny, I don't feel like the Jetta is small, but it's your opinion, you 6ft tall people! Nice review, I like the torque. It's a good basic car with a little diesel fun.

I have one and i took out the egr and cats on it. I put a 2.5 inch buzzken turbo back on it and got a tune for the egr being out and a malone stage 2 tune for the exhaust. Sounds really nice.

Bought a 2013 Jetta TDI I love it. Got it at 6,000 miles now I'm at 91,000 miles Still running like new This Car is in High demand from Dealerships 2010 to 2015 TDI The Dealership I got it from wants to buy it for what I paid for it 17,000, and they want to buy back 14,000

When I was part owner of photography/videography services company, the company bought a Jetta TDI Sportwagen. The station wagon body solved the rear headroom issue with a longer roof line. I was skeptical of the TDI engine at first. The car came with the automatic transmission by accident which made me very happy as I do not drive a stick and really did not want to learn. The first major test of the Sportwagen was my business part and I with equipment headed west out of Denver. This car had a six speed automatic. As we were headed out at night, I set the cruise control to the legal limit and wait for the car to bog down. It NEVER did. We started uphill and it dropped in to fifth and just kept going. As the mountains got higher and steeper, it dropped into fourth and just kept going. With the turbocharger altitude was not an issue. I just purchased a turbocharged Subaru Legacy Sport to deal with the elevation. Elevation and steep hills were never an issue, even when we overloaded it. The TDI had the torque and the gears to stay at the legal limit no matter what. If VW made a cost competitive AWD version, I might be driving one today. Temperature (MINUS 11 degree this morning) might be an option with diesel fuel. There are very few diesel automobiles in Colorado but LOTS and LOTS of diesel trucks so people must figure out how to deal with the cold. When I drove the TDI, I got 39 mpg highway. When my business partner drive he got about 32 mpg highway but arrived sooner. The car was very comfortable and we typical drove 12 to 16 hours at a stretch.

Just bought a 2013 with 93k on it got ripped a little on the price but i expected to woth my terrible credit. But love the car so far it rides REALLY smooth

I have a 2017 Jetta SE (obviously not a TDI) and love it for what it is....a roomy ( I too am tall at 6'3") daily driver. Awesome hwy mpg (usually around 40-42) and descent around town mpg. Great trunk space. My moms collapsible wheel chair fits in with room to spare. Would only trade it to get something totally different like SUV or maybe a nice wagon.... anyway just stumbled across your channel today and wanted to comment on this particular video since I own a Jetta. Keep up the great work and look forward to more content from your channel!

Just bought a fully loaded with nav 2013 Jetta tdi, love it! 57k miles and 11,000, prob got a little ripped on price but I love this car.

I bought a brand new Jetta TDI and the next month they did the big announcement about VW fudging the numbers on emissions but the car still ran great and diesel fuel prices were very good also at that time close to the price of gas as I remember. Next thing I know VW is giving me money, $500 Visa card and then $500 I could spend at VW and after that they announced the buy back. Since I had the car less than a year and put under 20K miles on it I would make out like a bandit on the buy back and not lose a nickle. The car ran great and on the highway drive I did 50 to 51 MPG and around town about 40 MPG as I remember with an automatic but I talked myself into taking the buyback and I bought a Honda Accord which I have been driving now since May 2017 and it's a great car but I do miss the Jetta at times, especially on the long highway drives and 50-51 MPG.

I had a 2001 beetle 1.9 TDI four speed auto. At 80 mph on the highway I got 40 mpg. And at an 80 mph punch it pulled on a Hemi ram.

a week into driving a 2012 Jetta TDI, looks like 40mpg over 400 miles, though much of it was highway and I got a low-power 105HP 1.6 so it needs a bit of throttle to cruise at 85mph - expect even better mileage on standard open roads - other than that it's got a really handsome interior and it's really easy and relaxing to drive - does feel a bit detached though, but then again it's my first diesel so I guess I gotta get used to that small lag - once it wakes up it pulls nicely and the steering, while a bit light for my taste, isn't vague at all...

Love my TDI and luckily got the 2013 model which you don't have to add DEF. Hoping the turbo lasts for another 100k miles.....

How do you replace fuel injecters

does this jetta have a back up cam?

tell us more about the 270k tdi, problems, repairs, maintenance pattern, dpf, timing belt, engine wear, dsg/manual etc

what’s the tint percentage?

I love mine

Hey where did you get the itemized list for the warranty?

@04:09 the 1/2 cup holder is not for a cup but a juice box....

I would buy VWs because of their diesel engines. I've owned a 1980 VW Rabbit diesel (48 MPG), a 1982 VW Rabbit diesel (55 MPG), a 1986 VW Golf Diesel (not sure about the MPG), A 2006 VW Beetle TDI (52 MPG), and I now have a 2012 VW Jetta TDI.(I gave the 2006 Beetle to my daughter to give to her step daughter.) You made an incorrect statement....you said that due to the "Diesel Gate" scandal, VW bought back all of their diesel vehicles. That's not true. What they did was to give the owners of these vehicles the option to sell them back to VW, or, to have an emission modification done to our vehicles. I opted for the emission modification. There was no way that I was going to sell my Jetta back to VW. I bought it new in 2012, and it's 8 years old, and only has 26,000 miles on it (If I were to sell it back to them back then, they offered me $23,000 for it, since it had very low mileage on it.). It's also a 6 speed manual.(I always buy manual transmissions, if they are offered.) I have found that, at least for my VW diesel engines, they don't get broken in until after 30,000 miles, and that's when the MPH goes up. Right now my Jetta is getting 40 MPG around town. I hardly ever drive on expressways, so I don't know what the highway MPG is. Remember, this is a family sedan, not a sports car, so it's not going to handle like a sports car, but having said that, it handles really well, considering that it is a family sedan. Back in 2012, I decided to buy a car with a trunk, since my VW Beetle was a hatchback. My son-in-law had just bought a new Chevy Cruze, and since I was a retired GM worker, I figured that the Cruze would be just what I needed. I wanted to buy the VW Jetta TDI, but the Cruze was cheaper, so I opted for that, and added it alongside my VW Beetle TDI. I had that Cruze for 6 months and traded it in on the Jetta. The Cruze was a piece of junk! Like you mentioned...the Jetta has plenty of torque, so at a low RPM, you can step on the throttle, and it accelerates. The Cruze doesn't. When driving home from the food store, I was on a country road that had an incline that was a bit steep. Driving the Jetta, I just left it in gear and pushed down on the throttle. With the Cruze, I would be in 6th gear as I approached that incline, and as I started up the incline, it would slow down. I'd push the gas pedal to the floor, but that didn't help, so I would downshift into 5th gear. That didn't help. I then downshifted to 4th gear. That didn't help, I downshifted to third gear. That didn't help. I finally downshifted to 2nd gear, and I had to keep the gas pedal floored, just to maintain my speed. As you can see from what I said above about the Jetta being 8 years old and only having 26,000 miles on it, that I don't drive much. Well, when I had the Beetle, I drove that to work every day. When I retired, I bought the Jetta, so I don't have to drive to work anymore, so my driving is usually just to the grocery store, the bank, the post office, or once in a great while, to my daughter's house. As long as this Jetta doesn't start having problems, I will keep it forever. It's a great car. I just hope that VW decides to begin bringing their diesel cars back into the US, but it sounds as if they won't be doing that any time soon.

I was fortunate to find my 2011 Jetta Sportwagon TDI last year after sadly totaling my 2010 Golf 2dr TDI. The Jetta Sportwagon is much like the Hatch back Golf on steroids. Whether a Beetle or the Passat the TDI platform is the absolute best.

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no way to connect bluetooth?

it doesnt give a lot of power , it gives a lot of torque , You step on it it pulls and its gone , not the car the torque

Just bought a 2011 TDI Sportswagen with DSG trans. with 30500 on the clock. The car is in pristine condition and I am so far very satisfied with it. I purchased an additional 4-year bumper-to-bumper warranty to cover other components that can deteriorate after sitting in a mega storage lot for several years. I knew I wanted one with low mileage and in excellent condition. After looking countrywide for what I wanted, I ironically found one at my local VW dealer at a decent (not great) price. It's a diamond in the rough. Word to the wise...AVOID the ones with sunroofs as they leak like a sieve (one I test drove on a rainy day got me soaking wet).

I’m considering buying one of these next few days do they all have this warranty? 2013 tdi

why doesn't the radio not have Bluetooth? ive read online and it says it does??

Am in process of buying a 2013 sportwagen with 23k miles for 13,900. Fair price or should I try to talk him down? Comes w 2 year CPO

Just to clarify, VW did not buy back ALL of their TDI Jetta's. It was not a mandatory buyback.

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"Diesels are typically more reliable", says that while the check engine light is on @7:21. rofl. Still I bought one anyway this morning a 2014 Jetta @10.500 miles on the odometer. Can't wait to drive it!

Five speed six speed manual

A better and quicker alternative is the 2014/15 2.0 LUZ Chevrolet Cruze diesel. It'll do 34-38 city and easily over 50 MPG on the highway. Range is nearly 750 per rank in highway run at 75 MPH.

Considered buying one for work commute but head room just isn’t there. Love to own one but I’d need to be more comfortable.

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My review of your review! It's humorously obvious that your not a diesel fan. That being said, people like diesels because you don't have to "rev the tits off them" as John Cadogan would say. That's what people who really like diesel's appreciate, the low torque. Other's(Petrol Lovers) love to hear them lil squirrels scream @ the top of the rev range to get any usable power.

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The TDI automatic transmission suuuuuuuuuucks. Should’ve been a recall by VW. Horrible

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