2010 Volkswagen Cc Sport, 2.0 Liter Turbo, 6-speed Manual, Loaded, Few Blems on 2040-cars
Mahomet, Illinois, United States
2010 Volkswagen CC Sport, 2.0 liter Turbo, 6-speed manual, loaded, few blems Listing for the estate of a gentleman who is deceased....all power of attorney paperwork in place for title transfer. One-owner car Car has just been through a $180 detail including clay-bar treatment ___________________________________________________________________ http://kwc.smugmug.com/Other/2010-VW-CC/41574431_Wjf8P7 ___________________________________________________________________ Features
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_____________________________________________________________________________ Service visits 5/21/10 (6,489 miles): 90-day inspection, tiny dent in trunk lid removed (paintless dent repair) 8/11/10 (10,097 miles): oil and filter, 10k service completed 3/7/11 (20,938 miles): oil and filter, inspection, fluid top-off, cabin filter, tire rotation, 3 open recalls done 4/2/11 (22,283 miles): trunk latch cable repair 12/10/11 (33,116 miles): oil and filter, tire rotation 12/28/11 (33,874 miles): install new snow tires, alignment 8/3/12 (41,699 miles): oil and filter, air filter, cabin filter, brake fluid flush and refill 5/15/13 (55,761 miles): oil and filter, replace some bulbs 6/6/14 (66,914 miles): oil and filter, complete comprehensive inspection (nothing needed)
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