2004 Volkswagen Phaeton W12 Sedan 4-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Topeka, Kansas, United States
Not many Volkswagen Phaetons were sold in the United States which is unfortunate because they are great drivers, particularly the 12 cylinders such as this one. The exterior of this vehicle is shiny black with aftermarket wheels which are in great condition. The interior is called sonnenbeige which is a rich cream interior. The 12 cylinder provides 440 hp and provides for effortless driving at any speed you may be driving in the United States. The interior is in excellent condition with the only wear on the seats being some creases on the left side of the driver's seat and bolster. It comes equipped with an extensive owner's manual which will be needed for any owner because of the many features on this vehicle. It has full sun shades for the back seat passengers and has factory carpet floor mats. I live in Kansas and have found that no one in this area is familiar with working on these cars and have had to go to Kansas City, Missouri, for service and repair work. My name is Darrell, I live in Topeka, Kansas, my telephone number is 785 266 4215 and my email is dmcneil1@cox.net. I prefer to communicate by telephone rather than over the computer. |
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