HIGHS Roomy cabin, nice blend of ride quality and handling, exceptional fuel economy. LOWS Bye-bye manual transmission, touch-control overload, latest updates barely mask its aging platform. VERDICT ...

At first glance, the 2025 Volkswagen Jetta GLI seems unremarkable. It doesn’t have the look-at-me styling that some of its rivals have, and in a world where even family crossovers can hit 60 in under ...

I'm starting to bald. It's led to, among other things, a new fear of grocery-store entrances with that overhead wide-angle security camera. There's not much I can do about it, and I'm only getting ...

The 2026 Volkswagen Jetta starts at $25,270, GLI at $35,020 (all prices include $1,275 destination charge). Minor standard equipment upgrades. Updated for the 2025 model year with a light face-lift ...

Manual transmissions have gone the way of the dodo, but you can still find a few out there. Bless Volkswagen for keeping the helical gears turning, both literally and figuratively. The 2025 Jetta GLI, ...

For the 2025 model year, Volkswagen introduces significant updates to the front and rear of the Jetta, along with a few new colors, including Monterey Blue Pearl (seen here), to give this sedan a more ...

"From the outside, the Jetta carries off a premium look with its styling. However, the interior has a lot of plastic that lets you know where costs have been cut. The overall design is an improvement, ...

Volkswagen's mission has long been to deliver affordable fun. This playful ethos is evident throughout the lineup, from the vast number of Golf GTI models to the wacky retro EV minivan that is the ...

When you think of iconic German automobile manufacturers, Volkswagen is easily one of the first names that comes to mind. The company is home to a range of models, but the Jetta, its most affordable ...

The Volkswagen brand (pronounced Folks-vah-gen) that we know today is 88 years old. In May 28, 1937, the German government, under the National Socialist (Nazi) Party formed a new automobile company by ...

Volkswagen Group brands such as Volkswagen and Audi have earned renown for their adept use of common platforms and tools to produce distinctly different vehicles using shared components. The company’s ...