Thoughts on the '97 Jetta GTI?

Asking from a reliability and parts availability standpoint btw.

its a basic car whats there to break?

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Aren't they mexican?

Also these were owned by dumb bitches when they were new. Bascially the same kind of stupid whore that buys minis now.

>>17823001
reliability is trash and parts are ludicrously expensive. Had one before scrapping it for a Pontiac Grand Prix
>6 spark plugs and wires for the 3.8 V6 was cheaper than 4 of the same for the Jetta's 2.0L I4

>>17823009
lmao that gif

also, I don't know of any thot that would install a thule roof rack on a VW, so it's probably a dude.

>>17823020
Fug, dropped.

>>17823039
on the upside, that Pontiac just would not die. shit engine for making power, but you can not kill them

>>17823022
Bitches go skiing if the boyfriend tells them to

I have always wondered if the new jettas are just as bad with reliability and cost to maintain

>>17822994
Buy one that doesn't have engine problems.

>>17822994
I had a 97 tdi they have awful electrical problems the Cowell pushes water onto the wiring

>>17823001
vw shitbuxes are for europoors, here you can get one for less than 2000$ and parts are dirt cheap

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So after being around here for a while, it is good only if it's called Vento.