First off, the new Jetta measures just over 15 feet long, which is actually just a touch longer than the 2010 model (by about 3 inches). The previous model is just a hair wider. Really, VW positions the Jetta as a fine driving experience without the fine driving price, but it's also the company's entry-level sedan. The car costs $15,995 for the base S model, which is about $1700 cheaper than the similarly equipped 2010 model. We drove the SE, which is basically the same but uses a 5-speed transmission. VW offers a handy online comparison guide to see how the Jetta stacks up, warts and all, beside the competition.



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