2002 Volkswagen Golf Gls 4-door 1.9l Tdi Diesel Mk4 5sp, Manual, Sunroof, 43 Mpg on 2040-cars
Garfield, New Jersey, United States
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2002 volkswagen golf gls 1.9l turbo diesel with manual transmission. The
car is in great mechanical shape with a lot of maintenance done. Blue
metallic paint has some scratches and parking lot dings but nothing
major. Its a great daily driver with amazing fuel economy 39-43 mpg
depending on the driving style. The car has lot of options such as power
windows, side airbags, power sunroof, abs, ice cold a/c, 7 inch flip out navigation
with cd, dvd, sd card reader, key-less entry. The car had a one owner
until 187k miles, when I bought the car I had the following changed:
- timing belt, water pump, tensioner and rollers, drive belts - Clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, throughout bearing - Front brake pads and rotors - Battery - Starter - projector headlights with HID xenon My mechanic told me also that the a/c compressor was replaced recently but that was done before i bought the car. This is a great reliable car that is well maintained, I also have 4 shocks and 2 lower control arms that I planned on changing due to the fact that I wanted to keep the car for a long time but my work situation is changing and I will not have a long commute. The car has 198k miles and its in great mechanical shape!!! Feel free to ask any questions. 973-653-1222 |
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