No Reserve: 2013 Vw Touareg Executive Vr6 (gas Engine) Outstanding Condition! on 2040-cars
Woodbury, New Jersey, United States
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Up for auction at NO RESERVE is my 2013 VW Touareg Executive VR6 (Gasoline) Sport Utility Vehicle. This impeccable #1 condition SUV will be sold to the highest bidder here on eBay. I am listing my Touareg as I just ordered a 2015 Porsche Macan Turbo, so this ‘baby brother’ Volkswagen SUV has to find a new home. All the car needs is a new owner and a garage and she’s ready to be enjoyed this summer. The 20,000 mile maintenance was just performed by my Volkswagen dealer and included an oil change, air filter, fuel filter, cabin filter and tire rotation. The tires are wearing very evenly, and as you can see in the photos have plenty of miles remaining. A bit about the car. I am the original owner and the car has just over 20,594 miles. I purchased her new in December of 2013 at Prestige Volkswagen in Turnersville, NJ. The original stick price was $56,030.00, however I had the dealer install a genuine OEM VW 7,700lbs factory tow hitch and wiring kit, which would have placed the car’s MSRP at around $57,000.00. The car is Pure White with the very desirable and contrasting Cornsilk Beige leather interior and two-tone dash/upper door panels. The car looks outstanding, especially with the Panoramic sunroof open, and the light color leather stays nice and cool even on hot summer days. As you can see in the photos of the window sticker, this Touareg is “loaded”, there were no other factory options available and the Executive is the top of the line trim level. Below are some highlights of the cars options list:
The car’s condition is outstanding and flawless. The car has never been off road, has never been in an accident, and has never had any paintwork or paint less dent repairs. The only comments I can make on condition are a few very tiny stone chips on the front bumper (which you can’t see in the photos), which are typical for a car which has been on the road. The interior is also in beautiful like new condition. The Cornsilk Beige leather looks like brand new (and still smells new) and has no rips, tears or signs of wear. The car was owned by a non-smoker and pets have never traveled in this SUV. A complete spring detail was just completed personally by myself including paint decontamination (clay bar), swirl removal using my Porter Cable 7424 random orbital buffer and Menzerna polishes, and (4) coats of Black Fire Wet Diamond synthetic polymer show car sealant has been applied by hand. The interior was also fully detailed and the engine bay was dressed by hand. Honestly, the car just needs to be driven and enjoyed. Below are a couple of YouTube videos to show the car and a ride along: 2013 VW Touareg Executive Overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycOiiAQyVj8 Touareg Ride along Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ80JZTbARM I have listed the vehicle at no reserve with a starting price of $39,000.00. If you really want the car I have also included a buy it now option of $39,750.00, which is thousands of dollars under Kelly Blue Book and Edmunds private party value, which is $43,000.00 - $44,000.00. If you were to see this car on a dealer’s lot, the asking price would be $46,000.00. Frankly, I am a car guy and would like to see my Touareg go to a good new owner. Included with the sale are (2) VW key fobs (the primary one just received a brand new CR2332 battery), the original window sticker, all factory owners manuals and documentation and the VW first aid kit. The balance of the factory warranty is transferrable to the next owner. A few final points and conditions: Given that this is a no reserve auction, once an opening bid has been placed the auction must run its course and the buy it now option will disappear. Also, as part of the terms of sale the winner bidder will purchase the vehicle from me as a courtesy pass through from my Porsche dealer located in Newtown Square, PA (about 30 minutes outside of Philadelphia). This will help with two points (a) it will speed up the process in selling the car to the new owner and (b) it will permit me to realize the sales tax credit on the purchase of my new Porsche. And finally, upon close of the auction a PayPal deposit of $500.00 must be received within 24 hours. The final purchase will be via bank check, cash or wire transfer in the exact amount of the balance due. Should you have any questions or would like to come see the Touareg and take a test drive please send me a message through eBay. Please purchase with total confidence as this is truly an outstanding vehicle, priced way under the market value for a fast sale. As you can see my eBay feedback is 100% and I take great time, effort and pride to accurately represent and advertise items which I own and list for sale. As a gauge, I also own several show winning Corvettes. My 1964 Stingray was on loan and displayed for over one year at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky. Truly, I am an OCD car nut and take the best care of my vehicles. Thank you for your time and interest! -Chuck |
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