2002 Volkswagen Jetta Tdi - No Reserve - Great Shape on 2040-cars
Rome, New York, United States
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2002 VW Jetta TDI Automatic. Car has no reverse, forward gears work fine, not sure what's wrong, most likely a solenoid like my last VW. Car is in good shape for the year. Highway mileage, 257k thruway miles. Body has minor surface rust and paint peel but nothing major. Everything works 100%. No check engine light. A month ago it had a check engine light and low power upon acceleration.. I brought it to Salisbury VW and they said the VNT was sticking, which is similar to a wastegate. They cleaned it, fixed the problem, but I had already purchased a new wastegate from the dealer. So whoever wins this auction, also gets a brand new $240 wastegate. Power locks work, everything in the interior works like new, heated seats, sunroof, good sound system, etc - great commuter car, gets 48+ mpg highway. Timing was last done at just over 200k, so it's got a while left. Good tires and brakes, if I didn't purchase a 2013 TDI I would keep it and wetsand the paint and it would look like new. Any questions just ask. Car is located in Central New York, shipping available at $1.00/mile through my company, or check uShip. Clean title. Full payment due within 3 days of auction end.
RELISTED A SECOND TIME DUE TO AN INDIAN BEING THE WINNING BIDDER. UNITED STATES CITIZENS ONLY, MUST HAVE FEEDBACK. CALL ME AT 315-464-0636 WITH ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE AUCTION END, AND REMEMBER CAR DOES NOT HAVE WORKING REVERSE!!! |
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