2008 Volkswagen R32 V6 250hp 6-speed Dsg Awd Vw on 2040-cars
Keller, Texas, United States
Selling my 2008 R32. Color is Deep Blue Pearl and interior is Anthracite Leather. Everything works perfectly, runs strong and the transmission shifts smooth and fast. Very few of these around as these were pretty rare vehicles to begin with ( only 5000 imported to the US by VW and mine was imported by the previous owner straight from Germany ). NADA puts it at $18,025 retail and $15,175 clean trade-in. It has some wear ( mostly some scuffing in the rear bumper that can barely be seen and can barely even be photographed and some wheel curbrash from the previous owner ) and is not a 2014 model with zero miles but it is in very good condition and you can get it for less than book value.
3.2L V6 with 250hp 6 speed DSG transmission ( ultra fast shifting ) All Wheel Drive 86K miles Kenwood DDX719 touchscreen DVD radio Rear wiper delete ( have the parts if you wish to reinstall ) Center resonator removed Tein Lowering Springs ( rides like stock, lowered about 1.25" ) Clear side markers 10mm front/ 15mm rear spacers DSG/Haldex/Airfilter done about 5000 miles ago Oil changed about 500 miles ago New tires about 2000 miles ago ( still look new ) Leather seats and steering wheel looks almost new! Drives great, steers straight, brakes hard and accelerates hard if needed. May be the only blue one in the DFW area ( Haven't seen any other ). |
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Yes, a family of 5 can live in a 1981 VW Westfalia van
Fri, Feb 14 2014Automakers and marketers trying to reach environmentally conscious consumers who desire the simple life basically have two strategies: promote electric vehicles that can be charged through green energy or sell a 30-year-old Volkswagen van on Craigslist. Nicolas Boullosa and Kirsten Dirksen opted for Plan B and turned a 1981 Volkswagen Westfalia camper into a "micro-living" experiment. The co-founders of the simple living website faircompanies packed up their van and three young children for a road trip through the Pacific Northwest. They even turned the adventure into a documentary called Summer of (Family) Love, which you can view below. It's two hours long, so maybe add this to your weekend viewing list. They limited themselves to one backpack per person into a camper that they purchased off Craigslist and named "Westy." They stuck to their original intention of cooking all their own meals off a propane stove, creating a new little home every night in a different location, mostly spaces outside RV parks. They met up with other enthusiasts of the "tiny house" community who live like nomads. They were able to interview a few of then and, "With each stop we picked up some new piece of wisdom about life's essentials," Dirksen wrote in the faircompanies blog. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. News Source: Faircompanies via Treehugger Green Volkswagen Green Culture Transportation Alternatives vw van westfalia
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