2000 Volkswagon Beetle Tdi on 2040-cars
New Freedom, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for bidding in good condition is a 2000 Volkswagen beetle with 86,000 miles recently serviced and replaced timing belt, water pump, glow plugs, new brakes. Goodyear tires were installed last year. The Volkswagen beetle is a great running and dependable car with excellent mileage. The 5 speed stick shift transmission shifts smoothly. The Volkswagen Beetle is getting exactly 48.5 miles to the gallon. Synthetic Mobil one diesel oil changed religiously. Everything on the Volkswagen beetle works and runs as it should.
Pros: Low mileage of 86000 miles New timing belt serpentine belt water pump replaced New brakes 80% tread Goodyear tires Very reliable and mechanically sound car Cons: Small patch on front driver seat (as photographed) Headliner sagging may need to be replaced If you should have any questions in reference to the 2000 Volkswagen beetle, please do not hesitate to either email or call me @ 717-659-0000. Thks again,and happy bidding |
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