2007 Volkswagen Jetta Gli With Warranty! New Turbocharger, New Tires And More! on 2040-cars
Springfield, Missouri, United States
I purchased this car about a year and half ago and purchased an aftermarket transferable warranty with it at the time. The warranty is good till just over 107.000 miles (the car currently has about 105,500 miles). I've had some work done at my local VW dealership and they have always honored the warranty with no issues at all. It is an MPP Silver level, in case you wish to look it up. I've recently put about $5,000 worth of stuff into this car, most of which, luckily, was covered by the Warranty. This all includes, new Turbocharger (Warranty, $3000), AC compressor and other components (Warranty ~$1000), Air bag sensor (Warranty $unknown), O2 sensors ($400+), Tires ($400+), HDI head lights ($100 ea.) All within the last 6 months, so hopefully there shouldn't be any new significant expenses with the car for a while for the new owner. The reserve is well below KBB and my Buy it Now is also below KBB. Any shipping will need to be arranged and payed for by the buyer. Feel free to send me any questions! |
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