New, larger VW Jetta still coming later this year
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The new Volkswagen Jetta, an entirely new vehicle, remains on
track for a late 2011 release in Australia. The new model impresses as an independent vehicle and makes great
strides forward in both concept and styling. The new model is 4.74 metres long, 1.47 metres tall and 1.78 metres
wide. This makes the new model 19 centimetres longer than the previous model. The interplay of its exterior
dimensions generates a powerful ratio of proportions. In parallel, the new Volkswagen “Design DNA” sharpens its
style. This has resulted in clear precise lines and 'muscular' surfaces, which give the sedan an elegant and
dynamic style.
Just like its exterior styling, the high-quality impression made by the interior bridges the gap to the next
highest class, significantly increasing the Jetta’s lead over its rivals. Inside, the new Jetta offers an
unparalleled perfection in details and – as a common conceptual thread – self-explanatory controls.
Designers and engineers have also crafted the interior right down to the last detail; now, the five-seater’s
quality and perfection in details clearly go beyond class boundaries. The increased wheelbase of the five-seat
Jetta has enabled a rear seating lay out that is more comfortable. Compared to the previous model, legroom has
increased.
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German engineering and craftsmanship reflect the highest level of quality and efficient technology and the new
VW Jetta is a prime example of this. The new Jetta will be offered with the choice of TSI direct injection petrol
and TDI turbo diesel power plants, all which are matched with either manual or Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG)
transmissions.
The Jetta is offered with a comprehensive network of safety components. Electronic Stabilisation Programme
(ESP), Electronic Brake-pressure Distribution (EBD), Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR) and Electronic Differential Lock
(EDL), six airbags, front safety optimised head restraints to reduce whiplash, height-adjustable head restraints
for all three rear passengers comes as standard in the Jetta. Also standard, and for the first time in a Jetta,
is the special Crash Impact Sound Sensor (CISS) system. This system detects crash intensity and ensures that the
airbags deploy to their proper positions faster than ever.
Full specifications and pricing of the new Volkswagen Jetta will be announced at launch.
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