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2009 Volkswagen Jetta Tdi Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

US $14,500.00
Year:2009 Mileage:45670
Location:

Mahwah, New Jersey, United States

Mahwah, New Jersey, United States

This car is in excellent condition. I hate to see it go, but my lovely wife needs an SUV. The ride is outstanding, handles very well with very little road noise and has plenty of power. Serviced and maintained by trusted TDI Guru Mike Hevner. Anyone who is familiar with TDI's knows that the Volkswagen common rail motor is one of the best ever made. This car meets all of the most stringent emission standards for clean diesel technology and does not require the adding of urea like the latest models. This beautiful TDI will easily last at least another 200,000 miles. My asking price is fair, so please no low-ball offers. Serious inquiries only. 

*2.0 common rail TDI
*Recently serviced DSG Transmission (functions flawlessly)
*Built-in DVD player
*Rubber gorilla floor mats (front & back)
*Leather interior
*Heated seats
* Front and rear side airbags
*Auxiliary iPod input
*6 disk CD changer
*Satellite radio capable
*New top-of-the-line Michelin Defender tires with only 7,000 miles on them


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