Embark on a thrilling automotive odyssey with our latest article, as we delve into the exhilarating world of car transformation. Witness the awe-inspiring journey of turning a modest 1995 Jetta into a high-octane masterpiece that would make even the Fast and Furious crew take notice. Through a series of six captivating videos, we guide you through each step of the process, from the initial unveiling of the project to the heart-pounding moment when the revamped Jetta hits the pavement. Experience the fusion of classic charm and modern engineering as we swap in a 2016 GTI drivetrain, bestow it with turbocharged might, and sculpt its exterior into a head-turning spectacle. Join us in celebrating the marriage of nostalgia and cutting-edge performance, where the spirit of the past meets the velocity of the present.

After years of uncertainty regarding the reliability of the MK7 car model, an in-depth analysis reveals common problems that have emerged over its 8-year lifespan. The MK7 and MK7.5 versions are considered some of the most dependable GTI models in recent decades. Key problems include issues with the water pump/thermostat housing, intake camshaft, ignition coils and plugs, wheel bearings, and oil burning for the 1.8t engine. While these issues are comprehensively explained and solutions provided, less common problems like HVAC flap motor, upper timing cover leak, accessory bracket leak, sunroof leaks, turbo issues, and fuel injector problems are also outlined, along with their respective levels of difficulty for DIY fixes.

We are seeking a highly motivated and knowledgeable European Parts Specialist to join our team. As a European Parts Specialist, you will be responsible for providing excellent customer service, expanding our catalog of European parts, and contributing to the growth and success of our company.

The VW 2.0T Gen 3 engine is known for its reliability, but some owners have reported failures of the thermostat housing and water pump. Learn about the causes and potential solutions for this common problem.

Swapping a car engine into a boat is possible, but challenging and not recommended. Boat engines are built for marine use and car engines may not be able to withstand the marine environment or produce enough power for the boat. It is generally recommended to use a boat engine specifically designed for use on the water.