2007 Volkswagen Rabbit 2.5 Hatchback 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Parsippany, New Jersey, United States
I have for sale a 2007 vw rabbit. Car is a 2.5l auto trans silver with
grey cloth interior, currently has 130000 miles. ive completed all
maintenance needed along with other repairs to make this a great car.
since getting the car ive done the following: the car had an odd down shift when i bought it, vw has an extended warranty on the valve body, that had expired on this car but i purchased the upgraded one from vw along with oem fluid and installed it, fixing the shift issue. ive driven it quite a few miles to make sure its happy and ready for many many more miles of enjoyment. air filter pollen filter oil change spark plugs both serpentine belts all rollers and and tensioner for belts (not an easy or fun job) 4 brand new Michelin tires professional headlight restoration, there is a clear coat used so it will never fade again all tail light bulbs replaced 2 new front marker lights with bulbs lf mirror light replaced new license plate light bulbs rear bumper was replaced due to way to many nicks to be saved after all the work was done the car went for a full interior and exterior detailing. as you can see in the pics its in great shape and was well taken care of it just needed some love to be made great again. this is a perfect daily, first car, or a great starting point for a toy if you so desire. SHIPPING: after payment is finalized, i can deliver the car to almost anywhere within 40 miles of its location at no charge. delivery location must be agreed upon between buyer and seller. further than that buyer is responsible for pickup/delivery. I do have a local guy that does all my towing that should be able to help the buyer out with a great price if need be. |
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