2013 model with 59K miles, 3 owners and no accidents for $7,999. Anyone have any better ideas?
Btw, I'm putting $5,000 down...
Btw, I'm putting $5,000 down...
Thinking about getting a Jetta as my 1st car...
- Thread starter HabitualChiller
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You can't afford the 6 series :mjmoneycall:?
#brokeboy 
Post this shyt in the poverty section
Post this shyt in the poverty section
Got it
INDEED.
OP. ARE YOU FINANCING THE REST TO BUILD CREDIT? EITHER WAY, GET YOUR FINANCING TOGETHER BEFORE YOU GO TO THE DEALERSHIP. HIT YOUR LOCAL CREDIT UNION UP IF POSSIBLE.
Glad to see your coming to the German side. What are your car goals and expectations?
Mike Nasty
Superstar
How many old Jettas do you see on the road, as opposed to old Toyotas and Honda's? I'd look for a Civic, Corolla or Accord with the same miles. With 5k down there's no need to settle for the VW.
Don’t see a lot of VW on the road period. At least in my area.
Mike Nasty
Superstar
I was going to buy an 03 Jetta but went with the Civic instead. I still see 03/04 Civics, but I haven't seen those 03 Jettas in over a decade.
Terrible idea.
I’m glad u reported to us first, they are WAY to expensive to work on, once that check engine light comes on it’s a wrap. The maintenance alone will cost u, did u know that u need a special kind of vacuum just to change the water coolant.
They are good deals for a reason.
Get yourself a Honda or Toyota, u will spend more but they hold resale value and they are cheap to maintain.
U dodged a bullet breh.
Yeah, I'm financing in order to build my credit up a bit. I roll with NavyFed, cuz
. We gucci out this bytch. USAA is just a phone call away, too
I'm expecting to use this car to get to work and back with a smidge of leisure on the side. I also expect this car to live up to the "German engineering" standard that I've heard so much of.
I live in San Diego so I see quite a few, but no where near as much as I see Civics and Accords.
