2011 Volkswagen Gti Base Hatchback 4-door 2.0l With Upgrades! on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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For sale is a 2011 Volkswagen GTI 4-door. I have been the only owner and have made sure that all maintenance had been done at the correct intervals. I love this car and it has been a blast to drive. Below are some of the modifications that have been done
-Black vinyl roof -Color matched front valance -Revo stage 2 software with SPS switcher to switch between
different modes (car was not tuned until car had 5k miles to properly break-in) -P3Cars digital boost gauge -APR carbonio intake stage 1+2 -FK Silverlines full coilover suspension -Replica LED golf R tail lights -Ed’s golf R headlights with LED DRL + 6k HID kit -GHL 3” downpipe w/ highflow cat -Authentic varnished Teak trunk cover -Monster mats -CarGo truck organization system -All LED interior lights -LED tail lights -Rear LED turn signals w/ resistors -35th GTI door sill plates -Oil Change at 52k miles -DSG service at 40K by USP Motorsports -Upgraded billet aluminum transmission fluid filter housing
(OEM is Plastic) -Oil drain plug upgraded to ECS Magnetic drain plug -Upgraded ignition coils to red R8 coils -HID 3k Foglights
As you can see, Everything that was done on this car was done the right way and no corners were cut. This car is a jewel to me and I put nothing but the best into her. Oil changes were done every 5k-7.5k miles (VW recommends 10k) with Liqui Moly synthetic oil 10W-40 and Mann oil filter. (this is onwards from 30k miles as dealer handled everything before that) Rims have absolutely no curb rash, the holes where the wheel lugs go into have a hit or two from removal and installation but other than that, they are mint. This car was always properly maintained, washed at least once a week with wax once every month or two max. If you have any questions, feel free to give me a call/text at (954) 547-4506 Nick |
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