2015 Volkswagen Jetta consumer reviews

This car was about average for me overall. I am 6ft 0" and I had a lot of trouble getting comfortable in it. Paid way to much at the dealer, been trying to pay down the loan like crazy to get it to what its worth. Plastic is a bit creaky? Quality is about average I guess. Feels fragile sometimes when driving. Turbo provides for some quick acceleration, which is fun. Decent in the snow for a FWD car. Would only recommend to someone who is smaller than me, getting a great deal and who needs excellent MPG. Thats about all it has going for it.

This car is great for work/school, it is great on gas and is very comfortable. I love my car and I haven't had one problem with it so far!

Great value for the money and reliability. Diesel engine is very fuel efficient and dependable. This is my third VW Jetta and my second VW diesel. All three were great value and fun to drive. Interior design and exterior styling are exceptional for this price range.

VW just released the 2015 TDIs and they are sweet! Huge markdown! $8500 if you lease off MSRP...it was a great deal and Geoff guided me through it with perfection. The up front pricing and professional environment made for a relaxing purchase. I highly recommend Geoff and the folks at Checkered Flag!

What I've seen so far it's gonna be a great car love the styling and comfort of my Jetta just hope the reviews I've read are true

It has very nice interior features for the price, for the most part is user-friendly, and gets great gas mileage. For its segment it has a fair amount of power, just kind of wish they put a V6 in one of the top line models

Love my Jetta!! I have owned three so far and they haven't let me down yet. Jett fan for life!!! The sales woman really topped the whole thing off and the service crew was fabulous!

We just picked up our new 2015 TDI from Kamloops VW and couldn't be more pleased. The car is everything we hoped it would be and the service we had from everyone at Kamloops VW was excellent!!

I replaced my 2010 Jetta TDI with a new 2015 Jetta TSI 5-speed manual. I really liked the interior and exterior styling better - much prefer lines and angles to circles and curves and the satin blue colour was appealing. I went for the comfort line to get the softer dashboard-I hate cheap hard plastic, which was still being used in the base trend line models. My biggest and pretty much only gripe has been the use of a light readout for the fuel gauge instead of a traditional dial and that VW did away with the engine temperature gauge altogether. Apparently both gauges have been reinstated in 2017 models - just my luck. Hans has been reliable and his 1.8 TSI engine is generally spritely, though not as powerful as the 2.0T/TDI and 2.5L predecessors. I find myself downshifting more than I used to. But since I'm not racing or needed in surgery, I find that the TSI meets my needs just fine. At the end of the day, I'm glad that VW seems to be finding the balance between competitive pricing and good quality. From 2011 onwards, VW's efforts to compete with lower priced cars resulted in "decontenting" and cheaper feeling Jetta's. I feel that VW has heard their customers and working to strike a workable balance between affordability and outstanding quality. I'm sticking with my Jetta, Hans, even sans gauges.

Wasn't a fan of VW until now! I love my new jetta. It's super comfortable and it has all the bells and whistles!!!! Very happy with my purchase!