 I leased a new VW Jetta at the Santan VW in Phoenix AZ, in April this year.  It was a brand new 2.0T SEL and I was very excited for my first ever new car that my parents had got for me as I graduated high school.  The nightmares were just an hour away. As we drove back to Tucson, first the engine light went on about 70 miles into our return. It was about 9 pm but the dealership sales person who had sold me the car answered right away and told me that perhaps there was nothing wrong and I should not worry about it.  Then the electronic malfunction light went on and about 2 miles from home the car started to shake and shudder like one of the cylinders was missing or misfiring.  By this time it was 10pm and no one to turn to for what to do. After a sleepless night, I was able to speak with the dealership in Phoenix the next day and they told me to have the care transported to the nearest dealer in Tucson.  Imagine the sight of my first brand new car being lifted on to a flat bed to be taken to the dealership 16 hours after I had gotten it.  After a few hours of baited breath I was told that the fuel injectors in two cylinders were blocked and would have to be replaced.  I was quite upset to hear this and after multiple back and forth phone calls with the dealer who would not initially believe this, my father was able to speak with someone senior at the dealership.  They kept saying that the problem was easy to fix and it was only a minor issue but eventually gave in and said they would exchange the car for a new one.  I had to accept whatever they had available in the same trim and I did.  Every time I get into this car, I wonder what is going to go wrong next.  You all can take away whatever you think from this experience, but certainly not what one would expect from a brand new car, no matter what make or model!