2008 Volkswagen R32 Base Hatchback 2-door 3.2l No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
York Beach, Maine, United States
OVERVIEW: For auction is my 2008 MkV Volkswagen R32 in Candy White. I am the second owner of this vehicle, and have performed all modifications within the last year at professional shops in the Southern NH area. The vehicle has just tipped over 60k miles, and has approximately 32k and/or 4 years left on full warranty, yes WARRANTY, which is fully transferable. While the vehicle has been modified, I have maintained it meticulously with the dealership, and in many communications verified with the modifications done, as long as I was willing to service it at the dealership for my mileage based maintenance, they would recognize all warrantied parts with the exception of the suspension. So the entire drive train and all electronics still have an active, complete warranty. The vehicle was parked nearly all winter except a few trips on nice days to keep it from freezing to death. The car has been completely and entirely polished in every sense of the word for this summer, and has been driven only a handful of times all of this year. This is an absolute SHOW worthy car, which is completely ready to go for this season, as well as very quick. I have owned, and driven many sports/tuner cars over the years, including 240sx’s, STi’s etc… and this is absolutely the most enjoyable car to get in, crank it up, and enjoy the ride comfort, sunroof, and ease of driving with the DSG transmission, shift as fast as an Indy car, or as smooth as your Grandfather’s Cadillac, you choose. Overall it is an easy to own, easy to drive, but with every bit the soul of a real enthusiast’s car. It saddens me to let it go, but I do not have the time to enjoy it anymore, and this car needs to be out where it belongs with someone who can truly appreciate it! Car is for sale locally. I reserve the right to remove the listing should the car sell through other avenues. thank you for understanding. DETAILS: · 2008 MkV CW R32 · 60,3000 · 3 sets of wheels o (On Car) Staggered TSW Holsten’s, (F) 18x8 +35 offset 205/40/18 NITTO NeoGen tires with even wear and 9/32’s of tread left. (R) 18x9 +35 offset 215/40/18 NITTO NeoGen tires, only 500 mi. on these, new this spring. o Square set of Corvette Sawblades 17x9.5 all around. Comes with complete set of 20 mm, 420 Draft Designs CNC machined adapters with bolts, and milled hub centric rings, mounted the wheels have a +36 offset. Rear tires need to be replaced, fronts are 215/45/17 Sumitomo’s with even wear, and 6/32’s of tread left. One rim has slight bead leak, may be worth refurbishing them. I ran this set as it is for 8 months and had no issues, just checked the pressure from time to time. o 18x8.5 TSW Donnington Hyper Silver’s with 225/40/18 Falken Ziex 912’s with 8/32’s of tread left, came with the car when I bought them and were nearly new, set has less than 2k on them. · Suspension o Raceland Ultimo coil over’s all around, installed last spring, approximately 15k on them. Still ride great, and don’t leak anywhere. Also have 1 year warranty left. · Engine o Evo MotorSports Short Ram Intake o ECS resonator delete o Magnaflow 3” exhaust tips (fit perfectly) o Flapper Mod o (notes) Flapper Mod, with resonator delete, maintain the factory performance, and exhaust note, just gives it some more volume, but does not drone or scream, unless you want it to. · Body/Chassis o Diesel Geek stainless steel Skid plate, (drive in New England without worrying you’re going to tear your under carriage to pieces) o All four fenders have been pulled, by Kinetic Motorsports. o Wires in wheel wells have been tucked and wrapped to keep them from getting wet or ruined. o Inner fender wells customized to tuck up and fit with stretched fenders. This car is 100% ready to go, and enjoy. It was just completely detailed inside and out, Including carpet wash, leather treatment, and glass polish on the inside. On the outside, It had every nick and chip fixed at Interstate Blend including a complete Wet sand, polish, and wax. This thing gleams!!! This is a must see, and a must drive, to truly appreciate how much fun it is, and how many looks it gets. This is the best sounding, best looking, most fun car I have ever driven. Please no tire kickers, I am serious about this as an enthusiast, and would appreciate you be too. |
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