Volkswagen Jetta Windscreen Replacement: Overview & Cost

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Facts about Volkswagen Jetta

  • The Volkswagen Jetta was first introduced in the UK in 1979.
  • It is considered a compact small family car.
  • The name ‘Jetta’ is derived from the German word for the jet stream, a narrow and fast band of air current that flows through the Earth’s atmosphere.
  • The original first-generation Jetta (1979) was designed as a saloon successor to the Volkswagen Beetle and positioned above the Golf hatchback.
  • The Jetta was Volkswagen’s best-selling car in the early 2010s with over 14 million sold worldwide.
  • There have been seven generations and multiple facelifts of the Jetta.
  • Older generations of the Jetta were extremely popular in the United States and Europe, but since the 2010s Chinese sales have skyrocketed.
  • Some of the biggest competitors to the VW Jetta include the Škoda Octavia, Hyundai i40, and SEAT Toledo.
  • The Volkswagen Jetta was discontinued (European market only) in 2018.
  • European sixth-generation Volkswagen Jettas (the last generation to be sold in Europe) were assembled at the Volkswagen de México plant in Puebla, Mexico; previous generations were assembled at the Wolfsburg Volkswagen Plant in Germany.

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Frequently asked questions about Volkswagen Jetta

Is a Volkswagen Jetta a good car?

Not really. While classic Jettas were at one time the best-selling European cars in the United States and many other foreign markets, modern Jettas sold in Europe are no longer as appealing. The latest Jettas are not terrible and they do offer reasonable quality, especially the interior and added boot space, but the VW Golf simply outshines the Jetta in many ways. Moreover, many competitor saloons do what the Jetta does but better and/or sell for considerably less.

Is the VW Jetta discontinued?

The VW Jetta was discontinued in Europe in 2018 due to declining sales. Furthermore, the Volkswagen emissions scandal of 2015 painted the Jetta in poor light; the 2009 diesel Jetta was named Green Car of the Year and this award was rescinded in 2015 following the discovery of the scandal. Jettas are still produced for foreign markets and sell quite well in China.

Are Jettas good on fuel?

Jettas tend to perform better than average in terms of fuel economy. 2017 and 2018 Volkswagen Jettas have an estimated fuel economy of 38.8 mpg and 38.1 mpg, respectively. Depending on model year and powertrain as well as your driving habits, you can expect to get pretty good fuel efficiency from your Jetta.

Do Volkswagen Jettas last long?

The life expectancy of more recent Volkswagen Jetta models is around 150,000 miles. Unfortunately, the Jetta’s build quality isn’t quite the best and owners must be adamant about routine maintenance and servicing as well as driving carefully, because the Jetta isn’t the most durable VW model.

What does Jetta mean?

Jetta comes from the German word for “jet stream,” which is of course a wind current flowing through the atmosphere. Volkswagen tends to name its vehicles after small animals or winds, the latter of which is where the Jetta falls. Other famous wind-themed VW model names include Golf and Passat.