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and black grill.... maybe they should have offered textured rubstrips too? lol
I dont think the headlights are "Joey modded". I think that is just the lighting playing tricks, but that is most certainly a black grill... more accurately it is probably unpainted to cut down on costs.
But they won't meet requirements in california therefor we all get screwed.
I didn't see the jetta city comming but it does look like a cheap option. I am going ot have to pick up some of those blank cover plates for the cup holder and radio and hack them up for some mods
Personally if I were in charge of one of those auto manufacturing groups, I'd just stop selling any cars in California. See if they still want to try to pass the bill for this problem when they can't get any new vehicles in the state.
I agree that Global warming is a concern, and that cars are a huge contribution to the overall level of greenhouse gasses... But it's not like they were lying about the levels of emissions on their vehicles (as far as I know.). To the best of my knowledge, they met or exceeded the requirements for emissions in California - If not, then maybe I can see justifying this lawsuit.
Frivolous as it seems to me right now, based on what I know (which admittedly isn't a heck of a lot ); at least it will bring more attention to the problem I suppose.
hehe, true. I'm likely underestimating the amount of money these car manufacturers are making from those car sales. Just figured that if you're being sued billions of dollars, it wouldn't be profitable. Then again, from that point of view, they'll be sued for past sales.
This just seems like the typical 'hrm, lets sue Them! Oh, how about them!" response in America. Ugh, I hate it.
And back on topic, I definetly like the idea of a city golf. If I hadn't already bought one in sept, I'd be heading to the dealerships right away to find it. I do worry about the resale of my car a bit... but luckily I don't plan on selling for a long time. (And I keep telling myself the tdi will help to hold it's value.
i dont think this will have a impact on current mk4 prices but however we will b seeing more on the road. aka and wen u see alot of one thing for example the civic..you all know the outcome
I really thought the MK4 1.8T/VR6 would be classics but i guess not, thier going to be RUINED
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In the US, VW dealers will be more than happy to sell you one of the new Rabbits, GTIs, or Jettas. Ask for one of the last-generation cars, however, and you'll likely be directed to a pre-owned area, where there should be plenty of off-lease examples to choose from. If you cross the border into Canada, it's a different story entirely. You see, the old Golf and Jetta are still available as 2007 models ... right alongside the new Rabbit and Jetta.
The 2007 City Golf starts at $14,900 CAD ($13,203 USD), while the City Jetta opens at $16,700 CAD ($14,797 USD). At this point, you're wondering why anyone would buy the old cars when the Rabbit starts at $14,990 USD. Simple: In Canada, the Rabbit is a lot more expensive, with a starting price of $19,990 CAD for the 3-door. That's $17,720 USD.
VW Canada execs decided that 20 grand was too high an asking price to simply get into a VW, and so the City Golf and City Jetta were born. As for the cars themselves, everything should be familiar. They get the 115-horsepower 2.0L underhood, and the interiors and exteriors are unchanged from the cars we remember. Actually, check that: they do get "City" badging in back. The City Golf is built in Brazil and the City Jetta comes from Mexico. Both cars come with a nice set of standard equipment and offer decent fuel economy to boot. They still look good, too.
i was snooping around SCFC lot last week and amongst the cars there was a city jetta.
i didn't see the back end. but the car had GLI joey modded headlights and a black grill. i thought it was a trade in at first but it had the wheel cover's on as well as shrink wrap on the doors.
when i was there i also noticed an EOS defenetly a nice car. i saw it this morning heading eastbound on glenmore. lady driving, black in color (the car not the woman) defenetly a nice ride.
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