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UER Forum > Private Boards Index > Car Talk > New member of the VW family (Viewed 1853 times)
WarBird69 


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New member of the VW family
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Traded in my 2001 GrandAm in for this beauty on Saturday:


2013 Volkswagen Jetta SE

With only 9.6k mi on the clock, I think I got it for a really good price, considering it's under warrantee for the next 4.5 years, and all maintenance covered for the next 2.5 yrs. The dealership also offers free lifetime oil changes...so that's at least an option also.

All in all, I'm pretty damn happy to be driving my first non-American car.



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< Reply # 1 on 11/5/2013 1:58 AM >
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Welcome aboard!




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Ricky_from_TV 


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I'm going to try and refuckulate it

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< Reply # 2 on 11/5/2013 1:59 AM >
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Awesome! Welcome! Also Welcome to the Jetta club.




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< Reply # 3 on 11/5/2013 2:25 AM >
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That's quite an upgrade from a grand am. Congrats




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< Reply # 4 on 11/5/2013 1:05 PM >
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Congrats! I'm loving my 2010 GTI.




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traitor.




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traitor.



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Any headlights out yet? 99% of <2 year old padiddles are Volkswagens as far as I can tell.




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Any headlights out yet? 99% of <2 year old padiddles are Volkswagens as far as I can tell.


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Any headlights out yet? 99% of <2 year old padiddles are Volkswagens as far as I can tell.


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Any headlights out yet? 99% of <2 year old padiddles are Volkswagens as far as I can tell.


It's actually VWs of any age. Usually the driver's side.




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traitor.



Ask him why he traded. It wasn't because the Pontiac worked well. O.o



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Welcome and congrats!




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Ask him why he traded. It wasn't because the Pontiac worked well. O.o


the grand am was a piece of shit... ask any GM guy. But they do make other cars... O.o yourself.




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the grand am was a piece of shit... ask any GM guy. But they do make other cars... O.o yourself.



An old piece of shit for a new piece of shit ... But the new one comes with a payment, depreciation and a warranty ?




WarBird69 


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So far, everything works as advertised. I hope the electrical gremlins stay away. But, if they don't, I've still got over 4 years left of warranty!

I loved my Grand Am, but it was time to move on. It gave me way too many problems in the end. The kicker being quoted something around $1200 to replace the valve cover gasket. On top of the other mounting repair costs... it was simply time to go.

That, and it threw a PASSLOCK code on more than one occasion, making me stranded for anywhere from 10 minutes to several hours, constantly trying the reboot procedure. When it PASSLOCK'd me out for long enough I couldn't go spend time with my daughter, it's fate was sealed.




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So far, everything works as advertised. I hope the electrical gremlins stay away. But, if they don't, I've still got over 4 years left of warranty!

I loved my Grand Am, but it was time to move on. It gave me way too many problems in the end. The kicker being quoted something around $1200 to replace the valve cover gasket. On top of the other mounting repair costs... it was simply time to go.

That, and it threw a PASSLOCK code on more than one occasion, making me stranded for anywhere from 10 minutes to several hours, constantly trying the reboot procedure. When it PASSLOCK'd me out for long enough I couldn't go spend time with my daughter, it's fate was sealed.


gm's of that era are terrible for passlock issues. Im assuming your speaking of headgasket or intake manifold gasket problems... there notorious for both.




WarBird69 


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gm's of that era are terrible for passlock issues. Im assuming your speaking of headgasket or intake manifold gasket problems... there notorious for both.


Nope... valve cover gasket. Well, one of them. But it'd be silly to replace just one. Unmounting the motor from the frame AND taking the timing components off just to change those gaskets is insanity.




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I'm going to try and refuckulate it

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An old piece of shit for a new piece of shit ... But the new one comes with a payment, depreciation and a warranty ?


How dare you speak of Volkswagens that way.




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How dare you speak of Volkswagens that way.


I'm talking new GM




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