We love giving our drivers in Mission Viejo, RSM and Newport Beach a sneak peek at upcoming vehicles that are making their way to our dealership. Today, we鈥檙e going to take a look at the 2019 VW Jetta release date, engine specs, style updates and any notable features that you may want to know about. Keep reading to learn more about this upcoming sedan and what you can expect from it when you鈥檙e sitting behind the wheel! The 2019 Volkswagen Jetta went through a bit of a redesign and style update. The vehicle features a longer wheelbase at 105.7 inches, compared to last year鈥檚 model which offered a 104.4 inch wheelbase. The cabin is taller and wider than the 2017 Jetta, which adds to the vehicle鈥檚 comfort due to the expanded passenger space. Other updates to the 2019 Jetta includes a larger front grille, sharper and more defined lines and even sleeker overall appearance that encompasses the visuals of a coupe-like vehicle.
The Jetta cabin also includes some notable updates as well. This includes the use of soft-touch materials throughout the interior that include a new design element to give the vehicle a more stylish and luxurious appeal. The seats are offered in a variety of new colors and design patterns. Heated and ventilated seats are available as optional upgrades, and this also includes the power driver鈥檚 seat with memory for added comfort and convenience. The 2019 Jetta offers more smartphone integration features with the inclusion of Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink® to help you stay connected while out on the road. This model will also offer the option of including Volkswagen Car-Net® for easy and convenient smartphone connectivity. Drivers also have the option of including the new 400-watt BeatsAudio® sound system for crystal clear and high definition listening. The 1.4-liter TSI turbocharged 4-cylinder engine carries over from the 2017 model. This engine provides the ability to deliver 147 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. The engine comes standard mated to a 6-speed manual transmission which adds an additional gear ratio from last year鈥檚 5-speed transmission. However, this engine also offers the option for drivers to go with the 8-speed automatic transmission, which can accommodate every level of driver. When is the 2019 Volkswagen Jetta Release Date? At Norm Reeves Volkswagen Superstore Irvine, you learned all about the different updates that the 2019 VW Jetta will bring to the table. You got a sense of its redesign, its offered features and even the different transmissions that you can choose.
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