2007 vw beetle 2.5L 94, 000 miles $4950 manual transmission in mount prospect Illinois

Asked by brandonmarrs Apr 20, 2015 at 04:13 AM about the 2011 Mazda MAZDA2 Touring

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I like the 2007 2.5L  5spd Vw beetle
listed at Platinum auto sales for
$4950 in mount prospect Illinois but
friends and mechanics are warning
me not to buy  a beetle because of
how many mechanical problems they
have and how highly unreliable They
are. Undecided and need honest
advice. trying to determine the best
car between a 2011 5spd mazda2 or a
2007 vw beetle 5spd? Shopping with
only $9000 cash.

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jamnblues answered 9 years ago

The New Beetle is a finicky beast- it will cost some money to repair it- but this can be said about all 21st Century cars- so it is important to know if the car has low mileage, know how it was driven, and how it was maintained- buying from a dealer usually doesn't answer those questions- on the plus side, the New Beetle has style and is exceptionally safe in a crash-

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