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2011 Volkswagen Vw Jetta Tdi Wagon - 3 Year Factory Warranty 10/2016 on 2040-cars

US $22,251.00
Year:2011 Mileage:27300
Location:

Westport, Connecticut, United States

Westport, Connecticut, United States

2011 Volkswagen VW Jetta TDI Wagon– Glass Roof - Extended Warranty

Up for auction is my 76 year old mom’s VW Jetta Turbo Diesel Wagon (Black on Black) with the Panorama Glass Roof.   The story of this car really is the proverbial old lady driving it very carefully and slowly.  She and my dad bought it new, and since my dad passed, she is consolidating vehicles down to a single SUV since she needs a car that is great in the snow.   This car is garage kept and has approximately 27,300 miles. 

In addition to the cleanliness of the car, my mom and dad also took the car to the dealer for every milestone service.   So the car has all documents regarding service and maintenance.   In addition to the factory 3 year warranty, they purchased an additional 3-year warranty which is the Fidelity Platinum package – Yes this is in fact the authorized VW factory warranty.  There are other warranty providers out there but Fidelity is the VW primary factory authorized warranty provider.  The car and the extended warranty were purchased October 22, 2010 and it has the 6 Year 72,000 mile extended warranty which covers through 10/22/2016 or 72,000 miles.  The cost of this warranty was $1,732.  It has 2.5 years left.   The value of this warranty with 2.5 years left is $1,443.  And if you were to buy a similar VW privately without the warranty, you could not add the Fidelity warranty.

 

The pro rated value of the warranty is being added to the Average Kelly Blue Book value and the NADA value to arrive at a Buy It Now Price.

 

According to NADA, the value of this car is as follows:

Clean Trade-in $20,025 and Clean Retail is $22,875 – Average is $21,450

According to KBB the value of this car is as follows:

Excellent condition Trade In is $19,317 and Excellent condition private party sale is $21,017 – Average is $20,167

The Buy It Now Price is the average of the 2 averages above ($20,808), plus $1,443 for the prorated extended warranty. So, the price to take it today is $22,251.  I’ve set the reserve a little under that, but this is a fair deal by all standards, and it’s a very lightly used and well maintained TDI.

 

There are a couple of scratches on the wheels but nothing major, there are also some light scratches on the rear bumper which have been photographed up close.  They would likely buff out but I can’t promise that.  The car is black on black and there are no flaws on the interior anywhere.  There are also no dings anywhere.  It has blue tooth and heated front seats that work great.  We went overboard with photos to make it as absolutely clear as possible.   She is fine from top to bottom and front to back.

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