Here's a quick video of my 2008 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0T Wolfsburg and some of its unique design features. Two things I missed were the ability to roll the windows up or down when the key is turned in the front door locks, and the speed sensitive windshield wipers that go to an intermittent speed when the car slows to a stop. In addition the windshield washer nozzles are heated to prevent them from freezing in cold weather, the high rear brake lamp is located at the top of the rear window to allow a clear view when backing up, and the high beam headlight control doesn't activate if accidently pushed when using the turn signals, but only if the headlight switch is off (located in different spot). The daytime running lights can also be turned off by setting the parking brake when the car is stopped. The reverse lights do not illuminate (not even briefly) when shifting from Park to Drive and vice versa, unlike most "automatic" transmission vehicles (the Jetta is a dual clutch automated manual). Lastly, there are two red LED lights near the sunroof that shine down to illuminate only the gearshift lever at night (no glare and no stray light at all).