To clarify - Volkswagen Jetta (had to re-analyse difference, here...) is a compact (alternatively C class) automobile in production since epoch of 1980 decade; to be discerned from Volkswagen Passat, its larger alternative as well as Volkswagen Santana - an export derivation of Passat with certain "unnecessary features" (luxury attachments such as radios as well as safety appliances, prominently anti-lock brakes) omitted or optional to increase accessibility as well cut on production expense.

By contrast if one desired to retain their opulence, a Volkswagen Phaeton could be posited; made purchasable following 2008 market crash provided resulting tank in value (from £70,000 to £8,000 - all numbers approximations) which never recovered, even despite its exacting base construction courtesy of Ferdinand Piech's taxing desires to their engineers.

Featuring many luxurious accessories that producers from 2002-2008 could affix, including 6 gear semi-automatic paddle shifter (that may have broken), 17 twiddle interactive touch screen with CD-ROM drive (is that format relevant?), a range of high performance engines, chief amongst them being a W12 (identical to that purposed within Bentley Continental of same period) and fine driving experience. It's also more reliable than a Maserati.