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1458 days ago

2007 Volkswagen Passat Variant3.2V64m

Kyle from Korokoro

A nice VW Passat Wagon Variant3.2V64m
I'm not sure what is "standard" in this model, but it comes with some nice features such as:
Heated leather seats

Electric seats/mirrors/windows

Bluetooth/CD player

Good speaker system

Magnetic phone mount

Window shade screens

Lighted visor mirrors

Immobiliser

Full spare

Recently had a ton of work done on this, including:

New timing chain, chain sensor

CV Boots

Oil change

The interior and exterior is reasonably tidy for it's age, but does have some small nocks and scratches commensurate with it's age.

The biggest flaw in this car is the patch of delaminated paint on the hood, and a crack in one of the speaker covers. The "Adaptive Front Lighting System" says it's failing, but a few mechanics have looked at it and don't see anything wrong with it, so it's probably a sensor or computer issue. I think that's what the lightbulb warning is as well. There's a small tear in the floor upholstery on the driver's side as well.

Strongly suggest stopping by to have a look before bidding.

Price: $5,499

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