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2005 Volkswagen Passat Gl Tdi Sedan. One Owner. Florida Car. No Accidents on 2040-cars

US $5,950.00
Year:2005 Mileage:231000 Color: is good
Location:

Port Richey, Florida, United States

Port Richey, Florida, United States
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2005 VW PASSAT TDI

Very nice and clean shape for the age. Interior is clean and free of any smell or hair.
Exterior is good, free of any major dents or scratches. Brake and tires are good all the way around.
Car starts right up and runs smooth, no engine noise, smoke, or any kind of strange vibration.
Tranny shifts way is supposed too. A/C is cold.
All windows and sunroof works properly.
Timing belt appears to was replaced recently, still looks like new. 
Please note this is 9 years old car with 231k miles and may have little nick or scratch, its not new and it is not perfect,
but much better than average condition.
Fresh oil and filter change was done on our facility.
There is no oil or any kind of leaks under engine compartment.

Like always if you as a wining buyer not happy for any reason with the vehicle after you personally inspect it 
we will cancel transaction and return deposit in full.
Any questions please call (727) 271-3264.
Car is located in Port Richey zip code 34668 and you are welcome to test drive any time.
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