Vw Jetta Gli on 2040-cars
Ellicott City, Maryland, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:1.8T
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 2004
Interior Color: Black
Make: Volkswagen
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Jetta
Trim: GLS
Drive Type: 6 Speed Manual
Mileage: 89,922
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Lagoon Blue
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NO RESERVE AUCTION! Please contact me before bidding if you have 0 feedback. I will cancel your BID, SORRY! The car is listed locally and I have every right to end the auction if car is sold before hand. Throw me some offers! I am willing to negotiate a tad bit for a fast sale as I have a few things that must be taken care of. This car has been my pride and joy forever! I have babied it and spent tons and tons of money on it. Up for sale is this beautiful lagoon blue, 2004.5 VW GLI that has been fully built top and bottom! This is one of the most dependable VW'S that I have driven and everything was done right the first time. The time, money, and effort that was put into building this car has made it a 441WHP monstor and I have dyno sheets to prove it. I personally have not seen another VW that have been faster than this. I did not drive this car as a daily, it was more of a weekend warrior. I recently drove it all the way from Georgia and back to Maryland. If you want a car thats been done right, and has tons of money invested with some of the best parts out in the industry, then this would be for you. She is a beast and thats a promise. This is not a car that you can throw in the hands of any person. It is extremely fast and can seriously hurt somebody. That should be able to tell you this is not a toy that can be played around with. However, whoever is the first person to bring me the money can have it! I wont discriminate :)
89XXX miles on chassis 5700 on engine build. Engine MODS: Tuned by an individual named Kevin Black. It has a lugtronic tune making 441whp on 24 lbs of boost! Have Dyno Sheets to prove it. ***NOTE TO BUYER. The car itself is a VW GLI however, when the car was built and assembled, somewhere along the way it came in as a registered GLS. The car has everything that a GLI has and it HAS all of the GLI parts. It has the wheels, to the seats, to the aluminum trim, 6 speed transmission ETC. You can even call and verify with the dealer that this is an ACTUAL GLI. Also, they were a couple hundred of them that are out there with it showing as a GLS instead of a GLI. One the other hand, the good part about it is, you save on insurance! The premium is much cheaper. Just wanted to give a heads up! PAYMENT- I WILL NOT RELEASE THE CAR UNTIL THE FUNDS HAVE CLEARED ONE HUNDRED PERCENT. |
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