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In the American Hierarchy of Transportation the station
wagon ranks just above the moped in desirability, and
the entry level station wagon: just above a riding
lawnmower. Nevertheless, Volkswagen continues to be one
of the few automakers brave enough to offer the unloved
body style in its Jetta lineup. We recently spent a week
in one and came away believing what we always have:
wagons offer the people and cargo capacity to meet most
people’s needs and drive better than any crossover/SUV.
Our base model featured the normally unloved 2.5-liter
I5, which fared far better this time around thanks to a
bump in power over previous versions we’ve driven.
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Ratings:
Style: 10
Performance: 10
Price: 10
Handling: 10
Ride: 10
Comfort: 10
Quality: 10
Overall: 10
Why Buy It:
It combines jaw-dropping performance with surprising comfort
at a price that's impressive considering its DNA.
Why Avoid It:
The R tronic transmission is junk, and it turns everyone
with a camera phone into paparazzi.
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