2003 Volkswagen Jetta

Sedan

2.0L 1984CC 121Cu. In. l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspir

Automatic

3VWSK69M33M125777

Clear

GAS

PLEASE COMPARE LIKE CARS!! 1. This car has an AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION!! 2. JETTA's last a very long time if you can maintain transmission (google it). Usually transmission tends to give out after 100k. Parts are expensive partly because it's a German-foreign car. This car has newly replaced transmission parts. All of the solenoids-7(a valve that controls fluid flow into and throughout an automatic transmission) has been replaced! In addition to that, transmission fluid has been replaced in this closed system (not typically drained unless they open up the transmission-since it's suppose to last for life of the car, but sometimes gives problems) and spark plugs have been replaced. We spent $1,200, because we were planning on keeping this for another 100k miles. We have receipts to show the money spent. My wife received another car as an unexpected gift on her recent trip to AZ from CA and we don't have a need for this car. Transmission work has been guaranteed by the mechanic for 75K miles. We are non smokers. A/C is cold, the vehicle has always been garaged and runs in EXCELLENT condition! Looks and drives great, never been in snow. This is a perfect used/first car. CD player is a multi-disc changer (6). The vehicle has very clean interior and we have kept up with all scheduled maintenance and then some. Vehicle gives great mileage. We have records to prove most of the work. Bridgestone tires are in great condition. Overall very well maintained car that should last another 100K. NOTE: If you are test driving other Jettas, look for a slight jerk during switching of gears, this will tell you that transmission maybe starting to fail. Also be aware that usually when a transmission goes out completely they usually cost $3000-$5000 based on if it's new or rebuilt, which in this case would be the cost of the vehicle.