 |
2003 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon
Anything that can be said about the Jetta, can be said about the 2003
Volkswagen Jetta Wagon and more. The Jetta Wagon is a 4-door, 5-passenger
wagon, available in a multitude of engine/trim combinations. There's a
model of wagon out there for just about anyone.
Available Models
Three trims avail the 2003 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon: GL, GLS, and GLX. With
these trims comes the task of choosing one of three great Volkswagen engines.
Interior Features
More power to you: Air conditioning, cruise control, rear defogger, keyless
entry/unlock, power locks, power mirrors, power steering, power windows,
AM/FM radio cassette & CD player, folding rear seat for maximizing
cargo space, tachometer, and tilt steering wheel. Package upgrades to
the GLS or GLX can include power sunroof, heatable front seats, heatable
leather-trimmed front seats with lumbar support, leather-wrapped steering
wheel, automatic climate control, Monsoon sound system, automatic day/night
rear-view mirror, and outside-temperature indicator.
Exterior Features
Standard exterior features on the 2003 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon include
heated driver and passenger side remote mirrors, clear lens halogen headlamps,
and intermittent rear wiper washer. Upgrades on the exterior can include
alloy wheels, fog lights, heated windshield washer nozzles, and rain-sensing
wipers.
Performance
A few engines are available with the 2003 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon; the
first is a 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder model capable of 115 horsepower and 122
lb-ft of torque while the second is a 1.8-liter, 4-cylinder motor with
180 horsepower and 174 lb-ft of torque.
The top-level wagon TDI are designed for maximum efficiency. Equipped
with 1.9-liter, in-line, turbo-charged direct injection 4-cylinder diesel
engine, they generate 90 horsepower and 149 lb-ft of torque.
The TDI engine provides tremendous fuel economy: 42/49 mpg (city/hwy)
for manuals, 34/45 mpg (city/hwy) for automatics. Available transmissions
include a 5-speed manual, optional adaptive 4-speed automatic, or optional
5-speed automatic with Tiptronic (on the 1.8T).
Safety and Security
Safety is Volkswagen's self-proclaimed most important standard feature,
and no exception with the Jetta Wagon. Take for instance an anti-theft
alarm system, an immobilizer that prevents the Jetta from being started
up if an unauthorized key is used and an electronic stabilization program
for better handling and control.
Further down the list of standard safety features are the dual front and
front side impact airbags, anti-intrusion side door beams, and a collapsible
upon impact steering column. You can also opt for side curtain protection
airbags that extend down the roofline to help minimize head and upper
torso injury. Four-wheel ABS power assisted, vented front discs with solid
rear discs give you braking security.
|
2003 Volkswagen Jetta Wagon
 Halogen
headlamps with clear, light weight, chip-resistant polycarbonate
lenses
Roof
Rails
Air
conditioning, CFC-free
Anti-theft
vehicle alarm system for doors, hood, trunk lid, radio and starter,
with warning LED in driver's door top sill and audible/visual de/activation
verification
Immobilizer
theft deterrent system (Transponder III)
Open
door warning/courtesy lights, in front doors
Speedometer,
tachometer, odometer, trip odometer, coolant temperature gauge,
fuel gauge, gear indicator (if equipped with optional automatic
transmission), warning lights, digital clock
Luggage
compartment light
ABS
(anti-lock braking system)
|
 Get
a Free Price Quote on a Volkswagen Jetta Wagon.
Although New-Cars.com checks with auto manufacturers and their representatives
to confirm the accuracy of the data, it makes no guarantee or warranty,
either expressed or implied with respect to the data presented here. All
specifications, prices and equipment are subject to change without notice.
New-Cars.com Home
- Car Reviews - New
Car Price Quote - Privacy Policy
- Contact Us
Copyright © 2002 New-Cars.com
|
|
2005
Reviews
Car Reviews
