2014 Executive Touareg Tdi - Only 52 Miles - No Reserve! L@@k! 100k Mi Warranty! on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
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Please read entire AD before bidding! It is listed as USED because it has already been titled, but this car was driven from the dealership to my garage (please see questions below for explanation). Here is the list of options included: Performance and Handling
Comfort and Convenience
Driver Care Package
Volkswagen Carefree Maintenance
Packages/Options
Total Paid for Car Out of the Lot $69,457.00 (With Receipts that Show This Value) Personal Comments: My wife and I have driven the 2013 version of this car for 1.5 years and it is a beast of a car. From the comfort, to the incredible pull, this is an awesome car! We are sad to see it go, but we just do not have a desire to keep it (see questions below). Serious bidders only! Minimum of 15 positive feedback stars to bid, or I will cancel the bid if placed without prior authorization. No one with any negative feedback will be allowed to bid. Please contact me with any questions, I will try to answer as soon as possible. I am also selling this car locally and reserve the right to remove it from eBay at any time. Title has a lien on it (see questions below). Shipping: Buyer is responsible for ALL shipping charges and services. I am willing to work with you to coordinate when the shipper will pick up the car. Questions: Why are you selling a car with only 52 miles on it? Long story short, my wife and I bought a new 2013 VW Touareg
Executive Edition in December of 2012. Within the year, something went wrong
with the fuel pump control module, and the mechanics at Volkswagen were not
able to fix the issue in a timely manner. In California, the moment a car with less than 18,000 miles on it and less than 18 months of sale, stays in the shop for more than 30 days, it can be classified as a lemon. We pursued this route, and filed a lemon-law claim with Volkswagen of America. The car up for sale in this auction is the replacement, brand new 2014 Volkswagen Touareg Executive Edition that Volkswagen of America ordered custom for us. We purchased an extended service plan we bought from Volkswagen for $2,300.00 that covers the car bumper-to-bumper (minus the Factory-Installed Navigation System) for up to 100,000 miles or 120 months/10 years, whichever comes first. This extended service plan is fully transferrable to any individual(s) who buys the car. It is not transferrable to dealerships unfortunately. If you were to NOT want the extended service plan, I am able to return the extended service plan for a 10% fee ($230) since I am within the 60 day period of receiving the new car. How can I trust you to pay off the loan, receive full title, and transfer it to my name? I have been part of the eBay community since August of 2002 (12 years) and have reached P0wer Se11er status twice when I went on bulk selling sprees. I sold three cars so far, all of which have been successful and pleasant transactions. I have also accumulated 166 Positive Feedback scores throughout my time. I pride myself in being a very open, honest seller and this is why I am laying everything out on the table. I have never sold a car that still had a lien on it, but due to our situation, it is the only way I can sell it. Bottom line – I am willing to do whatever it takes to make you feel comfortable and secure. I already have talked with my credit union, and gone through the steps that need to occur to receive title and transfer it to a new person. As of the close of this auction, I will owe a balance of
$35,021.21. The easiest steps, as per the credit union are the following:
I am more than willing to sign any documents, notarized, whatever you like prior to wiring/sending a cashiers check if you would like. It could be simple stating something like the following: I, (my name), agree to transfer title of the following vehicle, 2014 Volkswagen Touareg Executive Edition with (VIN) upon receipt of funds to pay off remainder of loan. I am not a lawyer, nor do I know what is the best way to do this. I can only say that I will do whatever it takes to make you feel comfortable. Why will you NOT allow a test drive? Quite frankly I am not a dealership, nor can I sustain even the slightest scratch on this car. This is the reason it has been staying patiently in our garage while we waited on the credit union to receive title. This is a NEW car, except that the title has already been issued from the dealership classifying it as a “used” car. I urge you to go to your nearest Volkswagen dealership and ask to test drive an Executive Volkswagen Touareg TDI V6 to see how wonderful this car handles. That car you test drive at the dealership, is the same way this car is going to feel and respond, case and point. Please remember: Bidders with negative feedback MUST get prior authorization before bidding. Please contact me if interested. This is YOUR chance to get a brand new 2014 Executive Edition Touareg TDI at a discounted rate (compared to having gone to a dealer) with all of the added options possible! Happy Bidding and GOOD LUCK! |
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Fri, Dec 5 2014The second-generation Volkswagen Touareg has been in production since 2010, and is therefore staring down the last part of its model cycle. To keep buyers interested, the company has undertaken a refresh of its upscale midsize SUV. As is typical of these things, the changes include some exterior and interior rejuvenation, as well as increased content levels and a slight uptick in price. The basics of the styling changes are pretty straightforward. The 2015 Touareg can be pretty easily spotted versus the outgoing model by way of its four-bar chrome grille, a cleaner headlight design, bigger VW badge and a completely new lower front clip. (I got one photo of the old and new models side-by-side for my Twitter followers before we rolled out on the drive.) There's also a thin strip of chrome that runs around the bodywork, standard LED taillights and a selection of three new wheel styles and five new paint colors. Inside, I found it harder to spot the changes, old to new. The Touareg's switchgear has been updated and there's a new frame for the infotainment display, but there's no piece that stands out and says "new model year!" Powertrains and mechanical bits all carryover from the 2014 Touareg, too. But there were a few functional changes to the vehicle, primarily in the new Driver's Assistance Package, for me to take note of as I took a lap of my favorite Ann Arbor, MI driving route. Drive Notes Let me start with the newest news then, the Driver Assistance pack. Volkswagen will sell you this suite of safety gear on either the mid-level Lux or the top-end Executive trims, for $2,500. The package included adaptive cruse cruise control, "Front Assist" for emergency braking situations, lane-keep assist and blind spot monitoring. If the contents of that package don't strike you as revolutionary, you're not alone. Some or all of the technologies that are new to the Touareg have been around other showrooms – and other VW family products – for quite a while. Still, they're nice to have as options. All of the driver assistance features that I was able to test worked as advertised, too. The adaptive cruise uses cameras, radar and ultrasonic sensors, so it isn't likely to be impacted by inclement weather, which is nice. I also appreciate that the lane-keep assist (which offers the driver a haptic buzz to the steering wheel when straying out of the lane) can be turned off, or turned down in terms of intensity and reaction time.