The Volkswagon Jetta, or in this case, the Vento, was a good car while it lasted. It got the job done, and lived twenty years. Unfortunately, while it was driving, it had far too many problems. Every single time a problem was fixed, a new one would appear in its place. It was like the hydra from the myth of Hercules. Other than all of these random errors leading up to its death, it was a great car.