Volkswagen has just pulled the covers off its all-new generation Jetta. Finally, the sedan is based on the MQB platform, which means it gains access to all those lovely engines. Unfortunately, compact sedans aren't selling the way they used to. And that means the chance of a high-performance version being made are slim. But one can still hope, right? Five trim levels will be available, including a sporty-looking R-Line. But only one engine will be available. No, not the 1.8T, but a 1.4 turbo with just 147 horsepower. That means the Jetta is no different to an average Hyundai or Toyota rival. Our previous spyshots suggest that Wolfsburg is at least developing a successor to the GLI. And thanks to that MQB platform, it will receive the same 2-liter turbo engine as the Golf GTI. The official output should be 220-hp and 258 lb-ft of torque. That's terrible news for everybody who bought a Honda Civic Si or Hyundai Elantra Sport! The Jetta GLI just discontinued its manual gearbox option for the 2018 model year, and we don't see it coming back in the new generation. Only the base Jetta comes with a stick, which allows Volkswagen to keep things simple at its factory in Mexico. The odd thing is that while the regular models will have an 8-speed automatic, the GLI should still use a 6-speed DSG because it's sportier. Clearly, nobody knows what the new Jetta GLI looks like. But X-Tomi Design gave it his best shot, adding elements from the Golf sister car. The wheels look spot-on, but we're not so sure about the side intakes! He also dreamed up a Jetta R model. However, the new Jetta has been discontinued in the land that gave birth to it.
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The first generation of the VW Jetta was introduced by Volkswagen in 1980. Consumers were able to choose from either a 2-door version or a 4-door version. Known for its angular design, upmarket interiors, and superb safety measures, the Jetta quickly became a popular vehicle choice in the United States. It later became a best-selling vehicle in Canada and Mexico, as well. The following year, the second generation of the VW Jett came onto the market. The new version featured a design that was similar to the first vehicle; however, the new model made it possible to seat more people and featured a heavier and larger body. Due to improved innovations, including transmission mounts, optional trip computer, and silicon dampened engine, the Jetta became even more popular. Further developments were added in 1988 with the addition of an electronic fuel injection system. In 1992, the Jetta was given its third new design and released in 1992. A new aerodynamic design marked the introduction of the third generation. Known as the Volkswagen Bora, the fourth generation was introduced to the market in 1998. Along with offering several extras, this vehicle was known for its safety measures as well as anti-theft features. We take great pride in stocking a large selection of European parts. Let us help you to find the Jetta parts you need for your vehicle.
