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2011 Vw Jetta Tdi 69,000 Miles All New Michelin Tires And No Accidents!! on 2040-cars

US $15,995.00
Year:2011 Mileage:69000
Location:

East Hampton, Connecticut, United States

East Hampton, Connecticut, United States
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I purchased this car brand new with 11 miles on 6/13/2011.  This vehicle is in perfect mechanical condition with good brakes and brand new tires.  I have clear title in hand and car is ready to ship or be picked up by buyer.  I can arrange to meet buyer at BDL.  I have sold cars, boats and motorcycles on EBay and will gladly assist in any reasonable way.  Even shipped a boat to Germany once.

What is wrong with the car?  Vehicle has small scratch on left rear panel under tail light.  See photo for detail.  That is all.  Everything else is as it should be 

Car runs great.  I used to go across the state of CT and get 43-48 HWY mpg in the summer, just returned from VT tonight from a ski trip and pulled into the garage with 43 MPG.  This car has never had any accidents and never had any paint work.  I thought of getting scratch fixed but felt the new owner should take it to a place they trust, should you decide to fix it. 

I am selling the vehicle because I used to drive across the state often and now no longer have a job which requires me to travel as much.  This is a third car for my family so I really have no need for it any longer.  This car has never had a pet in it and has never been smoked in.  It is always garaged.  I had intended on keeping it for far longer and maintained it perfectly.  I just had brand new tires put on the car last month and brakes were checked by dealer who said they are good.  VW approved synthetic oil changes were done to manufacturer's specs and always done exactly on time.  Next oil change is due in 2000 miles.  Fuel filter changed at last oil change as well as air filter.  Wipers are also brand new.  All service records from dealer work come with car.

Interior is black and is in perfect condition.  No tears.  Glass is perfect all around detail.  No windshield chips or cracks.  Headlights are clear with no cracks or chipping. 

Windows were tinted last year with 3M tint at a local shop called Attention to Detail--located in Middletown CT.  This car looks sharp and is very economical, you will not be disappointed.

Please email me with any questions and I will promptly reply.  I have been part of eBay since 1995 and have 100% positive feedback rating.

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