02 wagon TDI
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Does anyone know how many MK4 TDI Jetta wagons were made?
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I've only had one wagon and it was a 2003 1.8T 5 speed manual in the Mohave Beige and tan "leather" interior that I bought with the insurance money after the 2003 TDI was rear ended. The intention was to swap the TDI into that chassis. Instead I found a Jetta sedan with a dead 1.8 and drove the wagon until I eventually finished the project car. I became rather fond of the wagon 1.8/manual combo. Great heat in the winter. The gear spreads and power worked well, had dash and counsel cupholders and the driver's side headliner sunglass "holder".I think that VAG is overly guarded on their numbers.
A seemingly rare color is, I think it's called, Mojave Beige Metallic. I was trying to find a driver's side front fender in this color to replace a rusting out fender- gave up.
I once had a car which was produced only in two years, total production run was 5,000. Mine had the option of the larger engine, so I figured that the factory only rolled out maybe 1,000 to 1,500 at most for that year.
It is a black Jetta wagon TDI GLS.And what's the breakdown by color? I'm guessing there are more silver than all other colors combined.
Ford freestyle Wagon may win out 7000 units in three years. Priced over $30,000 with a its expensive yet fuel efficient ZF chain driven CVT was the downfall but mostly a volvo xc90 chassis, halex AWD & 10 airbag safety, jaguar buttery suspension, Mazda / Ford of Germany collaboration duratec indestructible engine.I think that VAG is overly guarded on their numbers.
A seemingly rare color is, I think it's called, Mojave Beige Metallic. I was trying to find a driver's side front fender in this color to replace a rusting out fender- gave up.
I once had a car which was produced only in two years, total production run was 5,000. Mine had the option of the larger engine, so I figured that the factory only rolled out maybe 1,000 to 1,500 at most for that year.
The Mercury Montego AWD sedan is on the same basic chassis. My parents still have the one they bought new. It's been virtually trouble free. Looks brand new inside but the MN winters are finally rusting the rear bodywork. So far even that CVT tranny has been issue free. Never found it to be very fuel efficient (or zippy) compared to my wife's Avalon of similar year.Ford freestyle Wagon may win out 7000 units in three years. Priced over $30,000 with a its expensive yet fuel efficient ZF chain driven CVT was the downfall but mostly a volvo xc90 chassis, halex AWD & 10 airbag safety, jaguar buttery suspension, Mazda / Ford of Germany collaboration duratec indestructible engine.