Volkswagen for Sale in Winchester, VA

Love the way the car handles. Great on gas. Lots of room and very comfy. Large trunk and great sound system with Bluetooth. Black with black leather

I do all of my own service. Here are the known issues with the 06 Jetta TDIs: 1.) Cam will wear out even using VW TXT505.01 compliant oil. Do it yourself for $600 or pay dealer $2700. Ours lasted longer than most at 169k. 2.) AC will become intermittent. Do not pay for new AC compressor. Buy new RCV (unloader solenoid valve) it begins to stick over time and time and any AC shop can do it with recharge in 2 hours. Part is $70. 3.)All have a defective wiring harness for air bag under passenger seat - $220 dealer fix 4.) 5 speed manual have a dual mass flywheen that will distort due to the rubber mount between. Vibration and chatter will be symptom. It is a pain to replace by expect it by 180k miles 5.) If you buy one out of a hot area the headliner will recess on the pillars and the dash control buttons if of the black style will be sticky and nasty. We have had 3() 06' Jetta TDI's as my wife does home health and puts on a lot of miles. First one new then 2 used ones. We have a spare purchased with only 58k miles and ready for when this one dies or gets wrecked.

Not excited about having to put in a new solenoid kit at $900 or new transmission for $3,000. Shop cannot tell me which it needs. Chrysler made transmission. Mine is 2009 VW Routan Van. Shop said this transmission is seen often to need replaced.

I was first enticed by the sleek look of this hard top convertible & went on to appreciate its smooth drive and easy maneuvering ability. It has a significant miles per gallon rate and I am constantly stopped and told what a good looking car I have!!!

I have never had to worry about mechanical issues with my Jetta. It has run perfectly since the moment I got it. Great gas mileage. Classy and stylish interior. Smooth and zippy. Love it.

I purchased sight-unscene; 148,000 miles and all. But the TDI is what sold me, and I'm so far grateful for the purchase. I've already put 3,000 miles on it (only owned for 6-weeks), but no issues so far, and I'm getting 35mpg average (most of my driving is city). Excellent car.

It's a great running car, has alot of power!! I am Very Satisfied with the deal HAPPY MOTORS Gave me!! Looking for a reliable car!?

Lots of adjustable cargo space, great fuel economy and 10K mile oil changes give you a great alternative to a small SUV. I got 54 MPG on a mostly highway trip and 45 MPG in all city driving, much better than the EPA MPG rating.

I recently purchased a 2015 golf Sportwagon TDI, when test driving and looking at the vehicle I never thought I would love it as much as I do. I switched from a 2011 370z. The Sportwagon is great, gas mileage is 44mpg. The back seats fold down and give more space than most vehicles that has come in very handy. The cost of maintenance is very small compared to other European brands. I will have this car for a very long time.

I enjoyed the comfort and power of the Turbo four, but it was too low for my girlfriend and me. The handling was suberb. Nice car.

It is a great car. It's the TDI model so it's diesel which makes it excellent on mpg which is something like 45 mph on the highway. The Turbo gives it very nice HP with great acceleration when you need it, the SEL model also give this Jetta all the "bells and whistles" love the heated leather seats, dual climate control, back up camera, GPS, moon roof, etc all in all its a very nice car the only Con would the engine is a little louder than id like but really not a problem at all, it is a diesel so the engine sounds like micro semi truck engine .

I have owned quite a few cars in my lifetime. I have fond memories of some, others...not so much. This vehicle does it all. Comfortable, reliable, excellent road feel and handling, unworldly fuel mileage, decent utility. I am currently getting about 46 mpg average with my TDI. It is a pleasure to drive. It is not your grampa’s diesel. This vehicle has more than adequate acceleration. Passing on two lane roads is achieved with confidence. It seems unfettered when asked to do so. For a small vehicle, it has a great deal of interior volume. I am hard pressed to find another car that does it all like this one.

This is a 2015 Jetta TDI which received the diesel "fix" from VW. Runs fine, gets 48 mpg on trips to FL, very comfortable on long rides. Very large trunk, so nothing gets left behind.

I love this car. It is easy to get in and out. The sound system is wonderful and easy to operate. Because I have blue tooth, if my iPhone rings, the sound comes straight from the radio. Because I travel for at least two hours at a time, it is necessary to have my phone available and my GPS readable. When I am tired, I can easily switch to automatic control, using the steering wheel. There is plenty of room for my two dogs: The GoldenPyrenees--117 lbs; HuskyHound 65 lbs. My grandkids love driving this car!

I am so happy with Volkswagen Products. This is the 2nd one for our family! I would buy a new one next time I purchase a car.

This car gets great gas mileage I enjoy the driveability and performance nicely done inside but not over done lost of room was shocked for a small car

This is a great family car. I have driven long distances and the 4 kids were comfortable. However, after 90,000 miles things under the hood begin to break. The engine is mounted in such a manner that it is difficult to repair so most of the repair cost is for labor. A tune-up $800.00, replaced heater and hoses $1600.00, catalytic converter $700.00, oil switch to engine $200.00. All of this needed to be done between 90,000 and 120,000 miles. I average 80 miles a day so this has been costly for me.

The R line trim is so stylish and all the customizations through the car are amazing. It's going to take me a month to go through everything.

It’s a very good first car for my daughter. She really loves it. It’s a very safe car for her. Her mother and I are happy with the purchase.

The second VW I have owned and I should have learned from the first. I bought it used, low owners and under 100k miles and took it to the mechanic after I brought it because it didn't make the trip home because of the transmission. The mechanic said the turbocharger was dead, the engine was dead, and the transmission was also gone and they all needed to be replaced. All of the repairs would have cost me more than the car. The excact same thing happened to my VW Beetle which was the whole reason behind me buying another car. If you don't believe me do your research, but I would never want someone to go through the headache I just did.