2006 Volkswagen Vw Jetta Tdi Diesel 5spd on 2040-cars
Friendsville, Tennessee, United States
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This vehicle is a very clean car with 258,XXX miles and typical wear for that mileage. A few scratches and dings but nothing major. It does have a power draw related to the radio but only when the radio fuse is plugged in. Please do your research on this issue - we have not had it repaired, just driven it without the radio fuse in. Otherwise, it dies if not started every other day or so. Besides that, it is a very dependable vehicle that starts on the coldest days and gets 38+ mpg of diesel. It's been a daily driver since we bought it two years (and almost 20,000 miles) ago and has had several upgrades and all the regular service, including the following:
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Bought this car as a project and have really enjoyed it. We do have a loan on the car and will use funds from the sale to pay off the loan, after which we will be able to forward the title to the purchaser. We'd be happy to share the bank's contact info with the buyer to arrange the transaction. Feel free to ask questions if we've left anything out. Thanks! |
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