Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
I was in your shoes before - eventually bought the Civic. [emoji4]



The Civic feels more modern both inside and out, has a wider dealer network and better parts availability which matters to me since I rack up high mileage.

A similar scenario over a decade ago was between the Focus TDCi and Civic FD. The Focus had a diesel and dual clutch transmission like the Jetta and was getting rave reviews, but 10 years after look how many Focuses are still on the road and compare that to the FD. Parts are also much easier to find for the FD, and resale value is higher.

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No matter how expensive is your camera, with all the pricey lenses, and all the accessories that you can buy, but you don't have the skill in taking the picture, it won't look good.

Remembering all the places I had the chance to visit in some parts of the globe, all I have are memories and some crappy pictures.

How I wish I had the skill like yours.

Going back, the only consideration for the Jetta is because it's a diesel engine. A full tank of fuel will take you for a very long road without worrying much about having a "lead foot" and surely, you can get back home. The Civic is also thrifty, so I've heard that it can reach 23 km/L on a highway drive.

I like the way how the Civic looks like. The taillights cannot be mistaken with others, just like a signature.