2000 Volkswagen Cabrio Green With Green Roof on 2040-cars
Lapeer, Michigan, United States
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Fun little sporty convertible. Truth is....we have only owned this vehicle for a few weeks. We bought this to fill a need but since then I have found the car I have dreamed about forever. In the time that we have owned it we had a new muffler put on and have put 4 new tires on it. Really have not driven it much. Due to it being winter I don't know weather or not he air conditioning works, I can hear the compressor turn on. (Who needs air, when your in a convertible, haha) The top goes down manually very easily unfortunately the power top does not work. Drives and rides nice. Seems that there may be some issue with some fuses, the drivers heated seat does not work but the passenger one does, power door locks work sporadically, cruise seems to not work. Not sure if these issues may be fuse related. Nice Kenwood CD player that can jam. Roof not leaky. Have the cover for the convertible top when top down. Does have a check engine light on. Recent oil change done. Timing belt was done at 75,000 miles. No tears in soft top. Local pick up only REMEMBER: Summer is on its way, a convertible would sure be at of fun in the sun! $500.00 deposit due immediately, full payment required within 48 hours. Immediate deposit is required for Buy It Now |
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