Front end vibration from day one, the car has been back twice and the dealer is stating there is nothing wrong. It's a bad tire and they won't replace it. I have my first tire rotation coming up and will find out the real problem.
Quick story:
I just sold my 2013 Jetta SE with 124,000 mile and purchased a 2018 Jetta SE. (the one with the vibration problem) The different between 2013 & 2018 are night and day when comes to performance and ride. The 2018 has come down in quality, ride and performance. When it comes to assuming things don't, I figured the 2018 Jetta would be better than the 2013 and I made a big mistake for that assumption. They are not the same car and will never be, if you like a ho-hum mediocre car than the 2018 Jetta is for you. Don't WAIST your MONEY on the 2018 Jetta SE.
Front end vibration from day one, the car has been back twice and the dealer is stating there is nothing wrong. It's a bad tire and they won't replace it. I have my first tire rotation coming up and will find out the real problem.
Quick story:
I just sold my 2013 Jetta SE with 124,000 mile and purchased a 2018 Jetta SE. (the one with the vibration problem) The different between 2013 & 2018 are night and day when comes to performance and ride. The 2018 has come down in quality, ride and performance. When it comes to assuming things don't, I figured the 2018 Jetta would be better than the 2013 and I made a big mistake for that assumption. They are not the same car and will never be, if you like a ho-hum mediocre car than the 2018 Jetta is for you. Don't WAIST your MONEY on the 2018 Jetta SE.
- Randoplh G., Melbourne, US