Can't sleep....

[maca]

Jetta is becoming more popular, in Sydney anyway. I went for drive around our local streets with my learner (in the Subaru, not Madam Jetta) and within a 2km radius I counted about 6 new ones. Resale might not be such a problem in a few years time.

I noticed that as soon as I got mine, there were so many more on the road! What type of Subii do you teach in? And wouldn't resale value go down if there are way more on the road (e.g. Falconodores?)

[jettapilot]

My significant other drives an auto Outback.

The learner is taking manual lessons with the drive school so she will eventually drive my car too. She's had a couple of goes and she's not too bad. Must have the right genes

I think re-sale will depend on the right level of demand. Few more on the road to show how good they are - but not so many as to make them real easy to acquire. We need the balance to be just right!

The build quality and prestige badge will always keep the resale higher than any Falconodore or rice box.

[Dave_09JETTA]

Great looking car though being a Jetta owner myself I own up to being completely bias

[anthony]

Karen,I live in the SE suburbs of Melbourne,which does have a high concentration of VWs,but am amazed every day by how many Jettas I see.
It has become quite mainstream,just like in many other parts of the world.

[maca]

Great looking car though being a Jetta owner myself I own up to being completely bias

The only way to be!