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Simply itself

The Jetta. Not a car that everyone can agree on. And that's exactly what makes it so special. Some people think the Jetta is boring: notchback, narrow, and angular, more dignified than dynamic on the road, no thanks. But yes: true Jetta enthusiasts appreciate precisely these characteristics, and so the perception of most classic car fans has long since changed. The Jetta may polarise opinion – so what? It's a cool car. It's simply a Jetta.
Jetta I (1979–1984)
Jetta I (1979–1984)
Jetta II (1984–1992)
Jetta II (1984–1992)
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