Volkswagen Jetta Tdi Wagon, Low Miles, Turbo Charged, Pano Roof, Leather, 42 Mpg on 2040-cars
Madison, Mississippi, United States
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This car was garage kept and driven by a non-smoker middle-aged female. It is in almost like new condition because as you can tell by the VERY LOW MILEAGE, it was rarely driven (primarily to and from work). It gets 42 MPG with normal driving practices. Diesel fuel. There are very, very few blemishes on the car. There's a very tiny peck in the windshield and a couple of pecks on the front of hood (from being driven) and only one peck is even noticeable. See pictures, because I photographed EVERYTHING and every blemish. Everything in and on the car works properly. All electric, automatic transmission and tires are in great shape. It has the S gear, which you can shift it into when you need to quickly scoot out into traffic. I rarely used it, but it apparently gets the turbo charger going and will bury your head into the seat when you give it gas; therefore, it was rarely used because they car has plenty of "get-up-and-go" without shifting into the S gear. This is a very sharp and clean car. It has tons of leg room. Even my husband who is 6'3" has plenty of leg room. The roof has the Panoramic Moon Roof so it is all glass and has a great view from the backseat as well as the front seat. It is tinted so it isn't bright at all, however, it also has an electric screen that you can close and the sun doesn't shine through. So, if you don't like a sunroof, you can just close it with the push of a button. The car Syncs with your phone. So, you can see who's calling, make and receive calls hands-free. Satellite Radio. There are manufacturer labeled rugged floor mats, along with the regular carpet ones. They are really neat for keeping everything clean. The car has cruise control, heated seats, CD player, alarm system, rear air, and 110V outlet in center console. The glove box has an air conditioned vent inside of it, so it keeps it cool, even in the summer heat. The trunk/ cargo area is very large, and the back seats fold down flat for extra cargo space. The keys are like the Mercedes switchblade keys. You can see them in the pic. This car drives like a performance car but has the space and roominess of a family vehicle. It has been a great car that I have enjoyed driving. I have tried to include pics of the entire car, so you can see that it is a really nice car. Photos of all blemishes have also been included. Please review all pics and description because it is all as accurate as it possibly could be. Non-refundable deposit of $500.00 is due within 24 hours. Remainder of payment is due within 3 days of closing. Shipping is fine, but you need to arrange (and pay) for it. If you are local, the car can be viewed and driven. |
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