what is wrong with this car.?

Asked by localsdboy Sep 25, 2008 at 05:06 AM about the 2001 Volkswagen Jetta GLS VR6

Question type: General

why is everyone getting rid of the vr6, is there something wrong with it?

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Jaime answered 14 years ago

Maybe the economy was causing "everyone" to be selling their extra vehicles... a la Dave Ramsey? You wrote in '08, do u (still?) own one? I'm selling my '98 jetta but it isn't a vr6... I thought vr6s are valued higher because they have a timing chain instead of a belt..? I'm not sure if anything is wrong with them.

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Benjamin answered 11 years ago

my 95 vr6 Wolfsburg Passat is a beast! id never sell it.However vws in the 90-2005 year range seem to have electrical issues and tend to be a headache to deal with. and parts and labor on them is ridiculous if you don't want to do the work yourself. still there totally worth it,theres nothing like the growl or a vr6!

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