Looking back on the past, the square figure of the Jetta MK2 is undoubtedly an encounter with the essence of "Made in Germany" cars in most people's hearts. The Volkswagen Jetta MK2 that I encountered on the stone road in Rothenburg, Germany, is a model of the purest pedigree even in its homeland. The "Coach" logo engraved on the tail reveals its unique identity as a special edition of the 1988 edition, and after 36 years of trials and hardships, it has become a "classic master" with full charm.
Thankfully, the years seem to have been quite forgiving, and the paint surface of the body is still in its former glory, although the plastic parts are difficult to hide the traces of age, they are still intact, and the whole car has not seen the slightest deformation and rust mottling, showing the tenacity and maintenance of the car over the years. With its unpretentious yet indestructible design language, the Jetta MK2 has simple lines without losing strength, and every gaze seems to be new, evoking an infinite nostalgia for the rustic aesthetics of that era.
If time can be forgiven, and the regulations allow these former cars to escape the harsh responsibility of the annual inspection and the fate of scrapping, there will be more people willing to continue this feeling, so that the Jetta MK2 will become a mobile museum shuttling through the modern city, and continue to tell those immortal stories about durability, feelings, and an era.
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