( New Transmission) 2001 Volkswagen Passat Gls 4 Motion Station Wagon 6 Cylinder on 2040-cars
Cary, Illinois, United States
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THIS CAR HAS A BRAND NEW TRANSMISSION WITH A 3 YEAR & 30,000 MILE WARRANTY AS OF JUNE 24, 2014.
We are selling our 2001 Volkswagen Passat GLS 4 Motion Station Wagon and we are the 2nd owners.This VW comes in very good condition inside & outside. There is no rust anywhere on this car. We have taken excellent care of this car with a certified mechanic. This is a 6 cylinder motor and all wheel drive. Here is a list of all the new items replaced within the last year. Brand new tires, brakes, spark plugs water pump, alternator. thermostat, valve cover gasket, oil pan, oil pan gasket, windshield, VW floor mats, headlight bulbs, purge valve flex pipes, serpentine belt, and muffler. This car comes with a factory AM-FM radio, factory Cassette Player, and a factory CD player. The car has a roof rack & a sun roof and ice cold air conditioning. It has all wheel drive. The car has heated seats front seats that work great. The car is black on the exterior and beige cloth interior. The back wagon compartment has a full tonneau cover that covers the entire back.The oil & coolant was recently changed. This car has been garage kept and gets 25 MPG. You will not find a Passat that has been better maintained. It has been always parked indoors in a garage. This car also comes with a brand new full car cover. Please call us if your interested in purchasing this VW Passat Wagon. This car is in great condition inside & outside. It comes with a brand new transmission with a 3 year & 30,000 mile warranty as of June 24, 2014.We are open to offers.This is a private owner.This car must be picked up in Oakwood Hills, IL. 60013. The best way to purchase this car is to call us direct. 847-409-7500 |
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