I am sad to announce that this glorious little Jetta and I are breaking up. She's been a phenomenal ride for the past 30k miles I've driven her, but its time for me to move on. This is the 2.5 L SE trim of the model, and she's pretty fun to zoom around in. She's got a manual transmission with a fairly forgiving clutch, so it's a stupendous car to learn how to drive stick with. It seats 5 with plenty of trunk space leftover. The heat and AC both work, although in the summer the AC takes a few minutes to get fully rolling. I threw in a couple new JBL speakers in the doors back in 2020. The interior is blacked out, with leather seats and four rubber floor mats. The rear windows and rear windshield are darkly tinted for ultimate style and peaceful privacy. The back seats fold down as well, giving you plenty of space in the trunk for all sorts of gear or even a sleeping setup. It comes equipped with a full sized spare tire and jack, which I've never had to use. 
Reason for selling: I'm looking to upgrade to something more spacious and capable 

Feel free to message me with any questions, offers, or to come check it out. 

What's been done: New starter (2022) 
New rear drums (2022) 
New brake pads (2022) 
New headlight bulbs (2022) 
New high beam bulbs (2022) 
Fresh alignment (2023) 
New front tires (2022) 
New vacuum pump (2023) 
JBL speakers 

What's not ideal: The driver's outside door handle doesn't always work. You'll pull the handle from the outside but it won't unlatch the door. Sometimes, though, it does work, for whatever reason. I'm fairly certain to fix this you would just need to take the door panels off and reattach something; so it's merely a minor inconvenience. 
The passenger side mirror is missing. 
There's a crack in the windshield 
There are a few cosmetic scuffs 
Driver's seat leather is worn 
The throttle body is tweaking. I took this car to get checked out by two mechanics before selling it and they both informed me that the throttle body is going bad. It's a fairly common problem in these vehicles, and doesn't currently hinder its driving performance. However, it will likely need to be replaced in the future. Quotes for this repair range anywhere from $400-$700. 
The CD player doesn't work, however the rest of the radio and sound system are in fantastic shape.

2012 Volkswagen Jetta SE PZEV

$3,600

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