New Jetta cutting edge equipment

Stevie Dakota

I see the new Jetta Highline comes with a...

"Manually dipping interior rear view mirror"

What next, "Doors with hinge function"?

Vicxas

Rotating road contact devices..

EPM

DPF with auto clog function.

Cookie_Monster

tape-deck/radio?

vectra

manual windows

galwaytt

user-selective gears ?

Tazio

Intermittent illuminating amber trajectory deviation prediction devices as standard.

Collibosher

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

tape-deck/radio?

8 track :cool:

Vicxas

Stick a vynil player in the back, proper modern up in this biatch...

Crackity Jones

Interior wheel with ability to control external front wheels (grey, hard plastic no extra cost)

ondeball

Forward and backwards mode options.

cython

Foot activated propulsion control levers

anthony4335

Free crank handle for the starter.

opinion guy

Flinstones foot aperatures for a max of 4-man power torque and a blistering top speed of 10kph and a 0-62 time of infinity seconds*


*May reach 60kph in severe down hill situations

DrumSteve

Is mad mike pimpin this? Coffee machine in the back so

Reloc8

pedal operated manual speed reduction facility

galwaytt

Full end-of-life recycling capability as aquatic vehicle mooring device.
terms and conditions apply..........Suitable to be used as such within 5yrs or, at end-of-life of DMF/DPF/injectors, which ever comes first..................

Stinicker

Mother in-law ejector seat.

GTE

*Reliability not included

L-M

They may eventually sell basic spec VW's with a "standard equipment list" rather than just skipping to the extra's list!

ShadowHearth

Stevie Dakota wrote: »

I see the new Jetta Highline comes with a...

"Manually dipping interior rear view mirror"

What next, "Doors with hinge function"?

sorry for being newb, but wtf is that? my english sucks at times... well mostly...

Ninap

Road illumination apparatus, fuel reservoir and pedestrian audible warning system all as standard

L-M

ShadowHearth wrote: »

sorry for being newb, but wtf is that? my english sucks at times... well mostly...

It's the same set up in the 90's jetta, if a car behind you with full lights on etc. you flick your mirror, you know yourself.

ShadowHearth

Limerick man wrote: »

It's the same set up in the 90's jetta, if a car behind you with full lights on etc. you flick your mirror, you know yourself.

basicly that 2 position rear view mirror? which is prety much on any car these days?

L-M

ShadowHearth wrote: »

basicly that 2 position rear view mirror? which is prety much on any car these days?

That's the joke! You put it better than me haha

zinzan

It does come with all electric lights though... luxury!

ShadowHearth

Limerick man wrote: »

That's the joke! You put it better than me haha

fecking hell .


k ill add to the list that lads are doing:

Front window - great for those who dont like flyes in theyr teeth!

vectra

ShadowHearth wrote: »

fecking hell .


k ill add to the list that lads are doing:

Front window - great for those who dont like flyes in theyr teeth!

Rain removers for said front window

Northern Monkey

flux capacitor

*1.21 gigawats of power available at extra cost

MetzgerMeister

Big, complicated lump of metal with plastic ancillaries which sits in a tub in front of the flies-in-teeth-stopper. It takes stuff from a tank, burns it and makes the car move.

-Corkie-

I cannot see anyone buying a Highline Jetta because the typical Jetta customer likes the poverty spec with steel wheels. The Highline is crazy money and you get no extras worth talking about.

That VW Amorak is 41K for a Highline which is totally crazy imo...

johnos1984

-Corkie- wrote: »

I cannot see anyone buying a Highline Jetta because the typical Jetta customer likes the poverty spec with steel wheels. The Highline is crazy money and you get no extras worth talking about.

That VW Amorak is 41K for a Highline which is totally crazy imo...

Agreed the Polo 1.6TDI Highline is now gone on special order

According to the salesman why would you want one when you can get a basic Golf for just a little bit more.......

Hal1

Side pockets for farmers wellies as standard.

ninty9er

johnos1984 wrote: »

According to the salesman why would you want one when you can get a basic Golf for just a little bit more.......

Hmmm. Because this is Ireland and I want to be able to tell my car from the sheep's.

I seriously considered spending €24k on a Polo last year under scrappage. Luckily for me I don't have the repayment potential in enough abundance to satisfy the fund provision cooperative.

Why would I want a €24k Polo, because I'd rather puke than buy something that looks like it was puked out of Wolfsburg, though the salesman assured me that "the Golf looked practically the same"

I'm sorry, but don't contradict the customer when they're complimenting the product they WANT.:rolleyes:

ninty9er

Manually operated door release device.

SeaFields

tri-speed differentiated perpendicular moving precipitation deflection device with added visual screen dual power-jet cleansing facility

ShadowHearth

SeaFields wrote: »

tri-speed differentiated perpendicular moving precipitation deflection device with added visual screen dual power-jet cleansing facility

thats actuolly pro man

bazz26

Silicone dampened straps in the boot for a bale of hay.

Tea 1000

zinzan wrote: »

It does come with all electric lights though... luxury!

As opposed to the candle lit lanterns that come on the baseline?

OP, surely that's a typo... VW can't have a manual mirror on the highline?

Bobo78

This thread should be emailed to Volkswagen themselves

Stevie Dakota

Tea 1000 wrote: »

As opposed to the candle lit lanterns that come on the baseline?

OP, surely that's a typo... VW can't have a manual mirror on the highline?

From the VW website....

Multi-function leather steering wheel (3-spoke) with aluminum decorative inserts
Hand brake & gearshift knob in leather
Front seats with height adjustment
Fabric seat coverings "Cardeol"
Decorative inserts "Matte Chromium" for dashboard and door trim panel
Floor sills covering with wear guard
Lockable and illuminated & cooled glove compartment
Rear side windows, rear window & windscreen in green heat-insulating glass
Cup holder in center console front and in tray rear
Unsplit rear seat bench, backrest asymmetrically split folding
Manually dipping interior rear view mirror
Vanity mirrors in front sun visors
Luggage compartment lining
Smoking package
Pockets in doors (in front doors with sector for 1.5L bottles)
Storage compartment in front roof headliner
Dust and pollen filter
Decorative inserts "Black Pyramid" for dashboard and door trim panel
Lumbar support, front
Front center armrest with storage box, 2 vents and 2 cup holders rear
Fabric seat coverings "Sienna"
2 front reading lights
Chrome trim on rotary light switch
Storage pockets on back of front seats
Storage compartment with lid on headliner
Additional tray on the right of luggage compartment
Rear seat with centre armrest
Foam padding underneath the door fabric
Decorative inserts "Iridium" for dashboard and door trim panel
Sports seats front with sports comfort seats for driver's seat
Fabric seat coverings "Gloss"
Carpet mats front and rear

R.O.R

This is probably up on the VW website, but just incase - full Product guide for the Jetta. Possibly updated by now as this was at launch.

Standard specification isn't too bad in all fairness.

The car has a market, but that's probably more Fleet oriantated than consumer. Junior sales reps who aren't allowed a Passat, but need more boot space than a Golf, and don't want a Skoda, will be quite happy with one of these I should imagine.

stevenmu

Stevie Dakota wrote: »

Multi-function leather steering wheel (3-spoke) with aluminum decorative inserts

Turns left AND turns right.

astrofool

durable outer casing to prevent fall apart

johnos1984

Stevie Dakota wrote: »

From the VW website....

steering wheel
Hand brake & gearshift knob
Front seats
seat coverings
dashboard and door trim panel
Floor
glove compartment
Rear side windows, rear window & windscreen
center console front
rear seat bench
rear view mirror
Luggage compartment
Farmer package
Dust and cow muck
Foam padding underneath drivers seat
Carpet mats front

The BASELINE sounds great:D

bonzodog2

Auto-disintegrating DMF on diesel models ?

johnos1984

No DMF

Its already gone

illegalpower

Dual position ingnition system (on/off)

MetzgerMeister

What I don't get is this whole "smoking package" thing which comes up in spec lists. It's just an ashtray and cigarette lighter which has been pretty standard in cars for a long time now.

johnos1984

einheisserschre wrote: »

What I don't get is this whole "smoking package" thing which comes up in spec lists. It's just an ashtray and cigarette lighter which has been pretty standard in cars for a long time now.

Its been deleted on many cars for the past few years

Cookie_Monster

VW wrote:

Smoking package

is that just a fancy way of saying ashtray and lighter then, good old marketing speak