2002 Volkswagen Golf Tdi Black 4dr Auto Gls on 2040-cars
Wallkill, New York, United States
Up for sale is a black Volkswagen Golf. It is a TDI, automatic, and is the GLS, which means power everything. I've averaged 35.3 MPG on fuelly.com . The mileage is around 196,000, but I will be driving it while it is for sale until I find my new car. Starts fine and runs like a champ. Stops amazingly fast. If I get close to my asking price I will include the pictured rims & tires. The rims that came with this car are 15'' steel rims with two snow tires fairly recently bought and two regular tires. Some details: Beige cloth interior Black exterior Electric locks/keyless entry & windows (GLS model) Tinted windows WeatherTech Rain-guards Pioneer AVIC-D3 - plays DVDs, CDs, AUX in, bluetooth enabled, GPS navigation system. ( Link to Pioneer AVIC-D3 ) I have been changing the oil with fully synthetic oil for a while now, every 10,000 miles. Please note that the silver decals are just vinyl, they are fairly easy to remove if desired. Any questions, please feel free to ask. Thanks |
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