Volkswagen Phaeton 4.2 V8 Has Extended Platinum Warranty Cold Weather Package on 2040-cars
West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States
Aubergine (Eggplant) with Anthracite (Black) leather. Eucalyptus wood trim & steering wheel. Optional comfort & cold weather package. ALL seats are lumbar massage, cooled & heated. Premium DSP stereo option. All service performed and documented at Fox VW in Rochester, MI. Drives like new. 19" two piece Bentley alloy wheels with new Yokohama 285/40/19 Advan tires. Would not hesitate to drive anywhere. Has small dents on top and trunk lid caused by squirrels and falling Walnuts -never liked them ..squirrels that is. I bought off lease in 2009 with 30k miles. I'm a fanatic with my cars. If you know the car I needn't say anymore. If you don't these are an absolute delight to drive. Still has transferable VW Platinum warranty until 105k. I'm getting a 2013 A8. Still a ton of life left in this car. Thanks for looking.
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