2012 Vw Jetta In Excellent Condition With 18,700 Miles Only on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
2012 Volkswagen Jetta with low miles (18,700 miles) in excellent condition. Real price, real miles!!! Keyless entry. Power windows. Power mirrors. Power locks. Rear window defroster, Variable Intermittent wipers, second row folding seat, Height Adjustable Front Seats, Tire Pressure Monitoring system. Excellent Bridgestone tires with a long life remaining. CD player. Non Smoker. Ice cold A/C. Very clean interior. Drives great. Test drive it and you'll buy it. MPG: 24 miles per gallon (city) and 34 miles per gallon (highway). THIS CAR, EVEN THOUGH IS A REBUILT TITLE, WAS IN AN ACCIDENT THAT ONLY INVOLVED BODY. IT WAS CAREFULLY REPAIRED AT A BODY SHOP THAT IS VERY DETAIL ORIENTED AND CERTIFIED BY MOST INSURANCE COMPANIES. NEITHER THE AIRBAGS, NOR THE FRAME, NOR MECHANICAL PARTS WERE COMPROMISED IN THE ACCIDENT, SO THEY ARE ALL WHAT THE CAR CAME WITH ORIGINALLY FROM FACTORY.. This car is fabulous and can be compared to the best clean title you may find out there but for a lot less money. YOU WONT BE WRONG WITH THIS CAR. So, if you are looking for an economic, reliable, nice looking, like new, 4 door German or European sedan for a great price this is it. It's really worth it!! If you would like to watch a video about this car to see it in further detail, just click on the following link: http://youtu.be/r1l3Arkzk6o |
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