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Old Mar 16, 2007 | 07:47 PM
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Jetta or Passat????

which one would be a better chocie to buy and be cheaper on repairs and maintenace? im looking at a 2000 passat 1.8t with 160 000 km, and a 2000 jetta, auto with 140 000 km. the price for both cars are pretty much the same price, but i still need an opinion from a previous owner, or a mechanic.
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Buy an older VW, older than 1984. The newer ones suck.
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I'd go for the Jetta, although I do like the Passat... they have their share of problems... more so then the Jetta/Golf of that generation as far as I know.



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Buy an older VW, older than 1984. The newer ones suck.
Although you're entitled to your opinion, that's just horrible advise.
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Although you're entitled to your opinion, that's just horrible advise.
I'm a little bitter about my MK3 Jetta's floor rotting out, at 190,000 kms.
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thanks for all the advice guys, i bought the passat and im pretty happy with it.
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thanks for all the advice guys, i bought the passat and im pretty happy with it.
Cool, I'm very happy with my new winter beater too. 2003 Nissan Altima. It actually works. Not used to having a car without a tool box in the trunk. I can't even fix it if it breaks, that's Nissan's problem for the next 3 years.
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The problem is MK I/II's rot out just as bad.

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I'm a little bitter about my MK3 Jetta's floor rotting out, at 190,000 kms.
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The problem is MK I/II's rot out just as bad.
I've never had a MK1 rot out at that mileage. I've only owned 2 MK2's, and well, the one was bad, but it also had over 389000 kms on it, all in Toronto.
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