2001 Volkswagen Golf Gls Hatchback 4-door 2.0l No Reserve! .01 Start 5 Day Only on 2040-cars
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States
2001 Volkswagen Golf GLS Automatic Runs Great NO RESERVE!!!
Selling a 2001 Volkswagen Golf 4 door hatchback with an automatic transmission. Great little get around car. Has great tires, runs great, And will last for a while. Being a 13 year old car though merans it's not perfect. The body is solid with just a few spots of rust poking out. The hubcaps have some curb rash but are still presentable. The interior has a few stains and spots but still in good shape. The windows all work great but the buttons for the front ones are touchy. On cold mornings you hjave to shift into first before shifting into reverse, been this way for years, works perfect after that. It's a common problem with these and easy to fix. I may even have it repaired prior to the end of the auction. If you're looking for an inexpensive yet very economical VW than this is the one for you. Will drive anywhere no problem. This is a no reserve auction starting at a penny. Also, it's only a 5 day so bid quickly if you want it. Thanks and good luck!!
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