2002 Volkswagen Golf Gls--needs Work, But Well Worth It---clean Inside And Out-- on 2040-cars
Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Listed for sale, is this nice looking, 2002 VW
Golf. It’s a 1-owner vehicle with only
100K miles. The interior is in good condition. There is a small rip on the driver’s seat,
but other than that, the interior has your normal wear and tear. The exterior
is also in good condition with minor scuffs/dings, but the paint still looks good when cleaned. Here is the issue: The car will not start. We initially thought it was the key that
needed to be reprogrammed, but that wasn’t it.
We also tried a few other things, but we were unsuccessful. It’s probably something simple, but
Volkwagens can be tricky, and unfortunately, we couldn’t figure this one
out. However, I can assure you there no
issues with engine, transmission, or clutch. This vehicle retails for close to $5000; so it’s
worth repairing. The vehicle is also for
sale locally, which means this ad could end at anytime. Thanks! |
Volkswagen Golf for Sale
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- 2.5l hatchback cd 8 speakers am/fm radio mp3 decoder air conditioning abs brakes
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