2001 Volkswagen Beetle Glx Hatchback 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Powder Springs, Georgia, United States
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MY LOSS YOUR GAIN! ECONOMICAL - 2001 Volkswagen "New Beetle" GLX, 1.8, Turbo with 88100 original miles in great condition. EPA 25 MPG City and 30 MPG Hwy. I bought this vehicle about 2 years ago for my Teen-age daughter. Daughter has grown up and moved away to College and replaced the car. This beautiful, cute "VW Beetle" sits lonely in the garage. It recently passed emissions testing for 2014 and is in great shape. It is fully loaded with leather, sun-roof and all the bells and whistles, including New tires and paint. Only one minor flaw... A/C needs to be recharged. Must sell to make room in garage! Vehicle "Sold as Is". No warranties promised. Buyer responsible for pick-up/ shipping and all transport fees or cost. Asking $6200.00 or Best Offer. $500 deposit required within 24 hrs. of sales transaction. Deposit is Non-refundable, remaining balance due immediately upon sale becoming complete. Cashiers check, cash, Pay Pal accepted. Car Title is free and clear not a salvage or damaged title! Reply this ad for more information. -BEN |
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