Volkswagen Jetta I (17) Sedan 1982
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Specifications Volkswagen Jetta I (17) Sedan 1982 blueprint
This 1982 Volkswagen Jetta I is a classic sedan built within Germany's leading automobile manufacturer. With a classic boxy design and solid construction, it stands out among its peers even in the present day. The Jetta I measures in at 143.7 inches in length and is powered by an 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine. It has a top speed of 103 mph and employs a four-speed manual transmission for an excellent driving experience. The exterior of the vehicle features a dusty beige paint job, complemented by a black trimming and a red grille. It also features a vinyl-covered roof and tinted windows. The front end of the vehicle is slightly heavyset with large chrome headlamps and a big VW badge mounted on a gleaming grille. Meanwhile the back window features intricate and beautiful curves. On the inside, the Jetta I has a tan and gray color scheme. The upholstery provides maximum comfort and can be adjusted with multiple settings. It has a manual steering mechanism and the heating works perfectly, operating with two large knobs situated atop the dashboard. The center console can be accessed through a lid and features a glove compartment and several storage compartments. The plush interior allows a driver to travel with ease and comfort, while the exterior features evoke a sense of nostalgia. The Volkswagen Jetta I is an iconic vehicle that brings together modern-day capabilities with classic design elements.
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