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Volkswagen Jetta: One of KBB.com’s 10 Coolest Cars of 2017

According to the judges at Kelley Blue Book, buyers looking for a great drive at a great value have no further to look than the Volkswagen Jetta. Since 2003, KBB has compiled a list of their top 10 choices of great cars under $18,000, and the Jetta has earned a spot on their list for 2017.

The KBB.com Cool Car Award is based on four factors: the car must be fun to drive, fun to own, possess an admittedly subjective ‘cool factor’, and do all that for a low entry price.

“Volkswagen is honored to receive this award from Kelley Blue Book,” said Hendrik Muth, Senior Vice President, Product Marketing and Strategy, Volkswagen of America, Inc. “The Jetta represents the heart and soul of Volkswagen, with its sporty driving dynamics and high-quality workmanship.”

Editors cited the Jetta’s driving dynamics, high quality build quality, and standard features. For 2017, Volkswagen has added more standard equipment across a simplified Jetta lineup. Features like KESSY® keyless access, push-button start, rain-sensing wipers, Climatronic® automatic dual-zone climate control, and sunroofs are available at lower price points. The 2017 Jetta starts at $17,895 for the S with manual transmission.

“The most affordable European sedan on the market combines the uniquely satisfying driving manners and rich interior sensibilities that help define and distinguish its pricier, luxury-badged brethren,” said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director and executive market analyst for Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com.

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