2005 Vw Passat Wagon Gls Tdi Diesel,blue Exterior With Gray Interior Very Nice! on 2040-cars
Lore City, Ohio, United States
2005 Volkswagon Passat GLS TDI Diesel MECHANICAL: We bought this car from Florida with a bad transmission. We replaced transmission with a good used one. Everything on the engine and transmission(oils filter etc) is up to date and it runs great! Lots of power! 134hp-247lbs-ft Torque Engine has brand new timing belt with all new idlers,tensioner, and aftermarket all metal water pump. Oil pump chain tensioner broke so we replaced it. Tires are almost new. 225/45R17 Yokohama's Exterior: Exterior color is BLUE GRAPHITE It is in great condition for the mileage and the age with some scrapes,scratches and a couple small dents etc. Rear hatch glass broke so we put a new one in but its not tinted enough to match the rest. Interior: Interior color is GRAY LEATHERETTE. Interior is in good condition. There is a hole worn through the drivers mat and also through the carpet. The coatings on the plastics are peeling here and there like around the buttons on the doors etc.( This is a very normal problem for VW's) not really a big deal but to some people it is. The rear drivers side seat has a pretty good scuff on the outside edge. Ceiling has a few marks from loading big items etc in the back. All in all its in great condition! Front wheel drive Side air bags Fog lamps in bumper cover Power windows with pinch protection Height adjustable,telescoping steering wheel Split folding rear seats( Armrest and cup holders in the middle you can pull out) Heated windshield washer nozzles Cargo area cover Roof rails Home Link Power glass sunroof with tilt,slide and preselect Monsoon sound system (SOUNDS AWESOME!) Heated driver and passenger front seats These are a few of the options! The car runs drives great,very fun to drive. Lots of cargo area and you can fold the seats down for even more room! If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Thank you! |
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