2007 Volkswagen Eos 2.0t Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Dayton, Ohio, United States
This is a 2007 VW EOS. It has the 2 liter turbo charged engine with 6 speed manual transmission. It has run flawlessly for me for the past 2 years. This was my summer car and I do not drive it enough to justify keeping it. I have driven it less than 4000 miles in the past 2 years. I only drive it in on nice dry days in Ohio.
I believe it to have almost every option available. It has power windows, power seats (both sides), power locks, stereo, and heated seats. I put new Michelin tires on it 2 years ago. The outside is dark metallic blue, with a cream leather interior. It is very nice inside and out. Original paint. Never been in any accident. The ABS light stays on the dash board. Other than that, I do not think the car has any issues. I am an Ohio car dealer, and as such must collect sales tax if it applies to you. I will pay for any title work in Ohio. You are responsible for title expenses in any other state you live. I am requiring a $200. deposit within 24 hours. If not received, I will offer the car to the next bidder. Final payment required in 7 days. Please do not bid if you are not planning to pay for the car. You can drive this car home, or I can assist in arranging transportation for you. transportation costs are not included in the auction. I will store the car indoors for up to 30 days giving you time to arrange transportation. |
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