Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Top Tips For Buying A Used Volkswagen Beetle




Looking to buy a used Volkswagen Beetle? Not too long ago I was on the search myself. Here's a little bit about how I found my fun little car and what I did to find it. My first step was to start searching for cars on Auto Trader which is a Canadian website since I'm in Canada. I'm sure the US must have something similar that you can search if that's where you live. I was looking for Volkswagens but in the beginning I wasn't to picky on whether I wanted a Jetta or Beetle. I was also considering a Golf. As I got out there to look around I really started to love the idea of owning a Beetle. I remember Herbie the love bug and I always wanted my own Beetle when I grew up. Most of the cars I went to look at my boyfriend came with. Now I don't know much about cars or bargaining for a good used car price so he was doing all the talking for me. One thing we often came across was that the salesmen at used car dealerships couldn't tell us if the timing belt had been changed.





700 or so to have that done after I buy the car. Buying a used car is certainly a lot of work! There were a number of things we were looking for. Body in good shape - We looked for cars with no rust at all. Any rust is just an indication of more to come and we didn't want a car that had started rusting. Also looked for scratches and dents. Not looking for perfection here but at least in good shape. Tires fairly new - Obviously replacing tires after buying the car is not a good deal so we looked to make sure the tires were in good shape. Timing belt new - Mentioned this already but we needed to know that the timing belt had been replaced. Interior in good shape - Some cars were not in great shape on the inside, this wasn't a good sign as if someone didn't take care of the inside it's possible they didn't keep up maintenance either. Low kilometers - Lower kilometers means less wear and tear on the vehicle. Who to trust - It's scary buying a used car from a place you don't know. It's hard to know who to trust. The dealership I bought my car from did have a UCDA (Used Car Dealers Association) membership so that was some comfort. They have also been in business for 14 years and I did get a good 'gut' feeling about the guy I bought the car from. That should give you a great starting point as you hunt around for your bug! Good luck and I hope you find the perfect Volkswagen New Beetle for you.





Should I buy a second hand 2 litre Volkswagen EOS? I would have to take a decent sized loan and probably not be able to pay money into my savings for a while, but it's a cool convertible! Plus will it cost a fortune to put petrol in a two litre? The only reason not to is that it is a first model year for that car and you they usually have some issues. Wait a bit for the next model year. Those 2.0 litre engines get good gas mileage and it is a fairly light car for a convertible. Other than that they are great cars and I love the hard top. If I had the spare cash I would buy it! My name is Micheal Lancer, i'm the Managing Director of Micheal Lancer Loan Firm, we operate on legit loan within and outside the country, with just 3% your loan application is guarantee. My name is Micheal Lancer, i'm the Managing Director of Micheal Lancer Loan Firm, we operate on legit loan within and outside the country, with just 3% your loan application is guarantee. Ya if you want to spend a ton of money on repairs. VW is poorly engineered and expensive to fix.





Seven problems related to manual transmission have been reported for the 2003 Volkswagen Jetta. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2003 Volkswagen Jetta based on all problems reported for the 2003 Jetta. 2003 Volkswagen Jetta 1. 8t wolfsburg edition purchased used at 23,000 miles with a burnt out clutch. The clutch was replaced by the dealership in order to complete sale. At purchase we were assured the clutch would last and not be an issue. This is the only way the sale was completed. Within 30,000 miles the clutch has gone out once more. The technician it was taken to reported that he receives at least 2 of the exact same car with the exact same issue per month. Vw does not acknowledge that the pressure plate is defective and blames the driver. Any clutch is expected to last at least 90,000 miles. 2200. The part has been reported defective in previous models but is still not being corrected or acknowledged as a manufacturer defect, which it is. The pressure plate, flywheel, and clutch disc are under-rated for the vehicles stock horsepower.