One Owner 2006 Volkswagen Jetta Tdi Sedan 4-door 1.9l Clean Autocheck No Reserve on 2040-cars
Ocean City, Maryland, United States
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For sale is a one owner 2006 Volkswagen Jetta TDI that is very clean. It runs and drives 100%, has a clean Autocheck, is very fuel efficient and is being sold with no reserve. The 1.9L four cylinder turbo diesel purrs along without a miss, has no fluid loss and has plenty of power. No "check engine" or any warning lights. The 5 speed manual transmission shifts smoothly with plenty of clutch. The brakes, suspension and steering are in great condition. No exhaust leaks. The exterior is a glossy metallic gray. It is very clean with no major dents or dings. One would have to look hard to find any imperfections. No body rust. The lights and lenses are bright with no cracks. No windshield chips or cracks. The tires, on factory alloy wheels, have about 25% tread (see pic). The exterior is in very good condition and should be considered above average considering the miles. The interior is gray carpet and seats. The seats are Volkswagen leatherette. The front seats are heated. There are no wear areas, stains, holes or problems of any kind on the seats or carpet. They look new. There is a factory sound system with CD. The heat is hot and the AC is cold. ALL the power options such as sunroof, cruise control, side mirrors, driver seat, windows, etc. work as designed. The interior is above average clean and comfortable. This 2006 Jetta TDI runs and drives like new. There are absolutely no mechanical issues and no indication of any impending problems. We would expect many more miles and years of reliable service. The new owner will be able to drive home, with confidence, no matter where they live. We also have the original owner's manual and window sticker showing a price of $23,855 when new in 2006 (see pic). This quality one owner vehicle is being sold by a Maryland Used Car Dealer. We require, on ALL internet sales, a $200 internet auction fee which covers document, clerical, airport transportation, IT support, internet provider and all other internet auction expenses. This fee covers our fixed expenses and allows us to sell with no reserve. We offer, with proof of insurance, a 60 day temporary tag for $50. This is a NO RESERVE auction which means that the high bidder, at auction end, must purchase the vehicle. Only bid if you intend to buy and you understand the payment procedure. Please don't insult our intelligence, and yours, with some lame excuse why you can't buy when you win. ALL non-paying bidders will be reported to Ebay. IF THE DEPOSIT IS NOT RECEIVED WITHIN 24 HOURS AS REQUIRED THROUGH PAYPAL WE WILL AUTOMATICALLY RELIST AND REPORT AN UNPAID BIDDER. We try to describe all vehicles accurately. For questions call 410 251-7326. Thanks. SINCE THIS VEHICLE DOES NOT HAVE A CURRENT MARYLAND INSPECTION MARYLAND MVA REGULATIONS STATE THAT IT CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED BY A NON-MARYLAND RESIDENT. DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDED. |
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