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India has become one of the emerging markets that carmakers want to get a sizable foothold, and Volkswagen is no exception. Today India gets what the rest of the world has had for almost 30 years, the Jetta. The current generation, now celebrating its fourth year, is available in three trim levels. All available engines produce about 100 horsepower, and the price will stay between $30,000 and $40,000. The mid-size sedan joins the more upscale Phaeton and Touareg that are already on sale in the country.  Continuing the expansion into this market, Volkswagen is also reported to be preparing a small car to be built and marketed specifically for the south Asian country by 2010. .
4 comments: Volkswagen Gives India a New Small Car and the Jetta it wouldn’t be any better, it’d be worse, just with every car VW offers with stick and DSG options, DSG is faster to shift and more fuel efficient than a manual, it’s just not as fun.
 Just another island colonized by Volkswagen. And they really find a right place. With a growing economy, plus a large population they will definitely get high sales there.
 VW is one of my favorite car manufacturer, what i like the most of them is they alwayz giving their customer the best car accessories that the company has to offer. well what you buy is what you get of course.
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03.23.2011 @ 00:46