The Volkswagen Bora returned to Egypt with the Jetta name in its fifth generation, which was available from 2006 to 2011. The Jetta is a car with a strong, independent personality, sporty looks, luxurious design, and an elegant saloon interior. It features a distinctive front end with a sporty, elegant design, and a distinctive rear end that emphasizes the same design language as the distinctive Volkswagen cars of that era, especially since it comes with LED taillights.
The Jetta is a compact sedan or small family car manufactured by Volkswagen starting in 1979. It sits in a class above the Golf hatchback, marking the beginning of Volkswagen's sedan lineup. It has been marketed across six different generations, bearing the names Atlantic, Focus, Vento, Bora, City, Jetta, Jetta City, GLi, Jetta, Voyage, Classico, and Sagitar in China.
The car was available globally in two-door and four-door saloon versions, and five-door station wagon versions with seating for four and five. Passengers. Since the car's introduction as a 1980 model, its size and power have increased with each generation. In 2011, 10 million Jettas were sold worldwide, and in 2014, sales reached nearly 14 million.
The car's side profile is elegant, distinctive, and streamlined, with a rear window and a short trunk, but a spacious interior, giving it a coupé-like appearance. It is based on the same platform as the Golf and boasts much of its proprietary technology.
