Re: How many different types are there?

[Chuck Simpson <csimpson@zeltech.com>]

I recently took a trip to the dealer to check out the goods... and sure enough,

this year they have some special Jetta Wolfsburg edition...
It just has a bunch of options installed but I honestly don't remember them
specifically.

Other than the Jetta CITY and Wolfsburg editions, last year they also had
the Jetta JAZZ edition that came with the 6-disc CD Changer standard.
You will notice the Jetta JAZZ edition vehicles do not have a model type
on the right side of the trunk (where GL, TREK, GLS, GLX normally reside).
The Jetta Wolfsburg edition has some small skinny badge on the right side
specifying that it is a Wolfsburg edition.

Its all just crazy...

- -Chuck Simpson
'98 Jetta GLX-VR6 (build 11/97)


Ng, Kevin (NationsCredit) wrote:

> I think the "City" is the Canadian version--kinda weird.  When I was in
> Canada, I also noticed the Camry was called the Camry Plus.
>
> There's also the Jetta GT (basically a GLX without the fabulous VR6) and the
> Jetta K2.
>
> Kevin Ng
> 97 GLX Windsor Blue
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Adam Lindsay [SMTP:adam@mindex.com]
> > Sent: Friday, May 22, 1998 10:12 AM
> > To:   JettaGLX
> > Subject:      How many different types are there?
> >
> > Okay from what I know Jetta's come or came in a couple different versions
> >
> > GL
> > GLS
> > GLX
> > TREK
> >
> > What is a wolfsburg, and what in the world is a Jetta CITY?
> >
> > |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
> > Adam Lindsay
> > adam@mindex.com
> >