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What is the actual fuel consumption of the 1.4 Jetta?

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Julia

08/31/25 7:08am

1.4 Jetta's actual fuel consumption is 5.7L/100km. Here are the specific details about the 1.4 Jetta: 1. Exterior: The front design successfully incorporates Volkswagen Group's latest design philosophy. The horizontal chrome grille has distinct layers, and the large high-gloss black upper grille integrates seamlessly with the two smoked headlights, creating a sharp and resolute facial expression. The bumper features echo the upper grille, with horizontal elements extending to the sides, visually widening the vehicle's proportions for a more composed and stable appearance. 2. Interior: The Jetta interior comes in two color schemes: black and beige. The black interior features gray stitching on the seats, steering wheel, and handbrake, creating a contrasting effect that breaks the monotony of the all-black interior. The beige interior incorporates a black-and-beige dual-tone design on the door panels, departing from the traditional all-beige style, enriching the interior colors and adding a sense of depth.

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SanEmiliano

09/13/25 3:25am

I've driven a 1.4L Jetta for five years, with city commuting fuel consumption averaging around 7.3L/100km, dropping to 5.8L/100km on highways. This car is truly fuel-efficient, but it depends on your driving habits. When I used to accelerate aggressively, consumption could exceed 8L/100km. Air conditioning in summer increases consumption by about 0.5L, and cold starts in winter also consume slightly more fuel. Regular tire pressure checks are essential - insufficient pressure can add 0.5L/100km. For mountain roads or frequent full-load situations, it's advisable not to overload the trunk - every extra 50kg increases fuel consumption by 0.3L/100km. Overall, this car is quite suitable for family commuting.

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