The Volkswagen Jetta GLX is a wolf in sheep'sclothing, a real sports sedan hiding inside a sensible body. It's a trick
Volkswagen has played with its cars ever since the first Rabbit GTI back
in 1982.
The growl behind this wolf is Volkswagen's innovative VR6 engine, a
smooth powerplant that delivers lots of gusto around town and out on the
open road. That power is backed up with a sports suspension and big brakes--stuff
that makes for great sports sedans. The Jetta GLX responds quickly, precisely
and smoothly, just as the driver expects. It quickly establishes a bond
with its driver, a result of precision German engineering and years of
research and development.
Yet this wolf is as easy to control as a sheep around town. And it possesses
all the comfort, roominess and practicality that make this compact sedan
as useful as many mid-size entries. It's a collection of attributes that
have helped to make the Jetta the best selling European car in North America. Next Page