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2005 VW Touareg Premium Package II V6 Nav/DVD/Sat Radio

 

Up for bid is my wife’s 2005 Touareg fully loaded with 156,381 miles. We bought it used 2 years ago when my wife wanted a larger vehicle. We do not smoke and no pets and have been in vehicle since we have owned it. We are getting ready to move in April and need another vehicle that gets better gas mileage similar to our TDI or close. The Reserve is set low at the trade in offer we recently received. Please note the vehicle will have a bit higher mileage than listed, I do drive it daily to work at about 16 miles round trip, other than work, we do not plan on driving any significant distance except if the winning bidder wants us to meet them at the airport. If the vehicle does not sell before our move, we will move with the vehicle and trade it in at our new location. The vehicle runs good and does have typical signs of wear for a vehicle this old and high mileage, however does have some issues listed below and pictured, please note before bidding.

 

*** Please note bid winner MUST arrange for pick up of vehicle “prior” to April 10th Vehicle is for local pick up here in Kevil, KY or arrangements can be made for  pick up if you fly into local airport Paducah, KY(PAH) or Nashville, TN (BNA)***

 

KNOWN ISSUES – Please read before bidding and note pictures

 

  • Intermittent Electrical problem – In the past 2 years we have had the car not start after sitting for a week, this happened 2 times in the 2 year period. . The battery was drained and the car troubleshot with no “smoking gun” or apparent problem found. The battery has been replaced. The car does have a “Parrot” aftermarket Bluetooth system installed that does not work, has not worked since we owned the vehicle and has been suspect to the problem, all though we could not get it to reoccur, even leaving it with the mechanic for a week to see if we could get the condition to repeat.

 

  • Emissions light is on as of a week ago, my local mechanic troubleshot and believes it to be a solenoid that is stuck associated with the charcoal canister in the emissions system. The location of this is behind the engine and will require a bit of labor to get to and further troubleshoot / repair. He estimated around $600 in parts and labor. Since we are looking at other vehicles and relocating shortly, we do not want to spend that kind of money on repairs. He stated that this should only affect the emissions and therefor, if you are in a State that requires Emissions Testing, it probably will not pass inspection and will require repair, otherwise the repair could wait.

 

  • Airbag Fault light is on – This has happened twice since we owned the vehicle and happened when we hit a good size pot hole. Mechanic did not find a lose connection or anything else with the system and the light cleared when reset. Just recently came back on.

 

  • Driver’s Head Rest has wear – appears previous owner may have been wearing a hair clip that wore a bit into the head rest.

 

  • Stain on speaker cover – Please note picture .

 

  • Privacy screen on rear passenger drivers side has small tear – see picture

 

Equipment – listed from original window sticker when we purchased the vehicle as a used vehicle…..

 

Standard Equipment

    Comfort – Manufacturer’s own audio system with AM/FM and CD player, remote audio controls, Ten speakers, diversity antenna, cruise control, computer with average speed, average fuel consumption, instantaneous fuel consumption and range for remaining fuel, Luxury trim wood & leather gear-knob, wood/woodgrain on doors and wood/woodgrain on dashboard, Remote power locks / windows, Glass electric front sunroof, Vinyl seat upholstery with additional vinyl, bucket heated driver and passenger seat with height adjustment, Three asymmetrical split bench front facing rear seats with zero adjustments, Leather covered multi-function steering wheel with tilt adjustment and telescopic adjustment, Power steering, Front seats cup holders fixed, rear seats cup holders pop out, Lockable glove box, Ventilation system with recirculation setting, micro filter and active carbon filter, Passenger seat secondary ventilation controls, Air conditioning with climate control and rear outlet 2, Driver power heated body color door missirs indicator lights, passenger power heated body color door mirrors with automatic indicator lights, Tinted glass on cabin, privacy tinted glass on rear, privacy tinted glass on side, Front power windows with one touch, rear power windows, Audio anti-theft protection: code and integrated in dash

 

  Exterior – Front and rear alloy wheels, Part painted front and rear bumpers

 

  Safety – Four wheel ABS, four disc rakes including four ventilated discs, Immobilizer, center differential lock. Electronic traction control via ABS and engine management, Projector beam lens halogen bulb headlights, headlight control with time delay switch0off and dusk sensor, Fog lights, Driver and passenger front airbag with occupant sensors and multi stage deployment, Front side airbag, Front and rear roof airbag, Peripheral anti-theft protection, Two height adjustable head restraints on front seats, three height adjustable head restraints on rear seats, Height adjustable 3 point reel rear seat belts on drivers side with pre-tensioners, 3-point reel rear seat belts on passenger side with pre-tensioners, 3-point reel rear seat belts on center side , windshield wipers with automatic intermittent wipe and rain sensor.

 

  Installed Options – 4 CORNER AIR SUSPENSION, BI-XENON HEADLAMPS, CD-BASED NAVIGATION SYSTEM/SOUND SYSTEM II including trunk mounted 6-disc CD changer 375 watt amplifier, PREMIUM PACKAGE 11 includes, Cricket leather seat trim 12 way power seats with driver seat memory driver/front passenger lumbar support, power folding auto-dimming exterior mirrors w/memory center console wood trim, manual rear side sunshades front sliding illuminated center armrest, Traction control, Stability Control, Four Wheel Drive, Temporary spare tire, Aluminum Wheels and locks, power steering, 4 Wheel disc brakes, ABS, Sun / Moon roof, Luggage Rack, Automatic Headlights, Fog Lamps, Daytime running lights, Heated mirrors, Integrated Turn signal mirrors, Privacy Glass, Variable speed Intermittent Wipers, Rain sensing wipers, Bucket Seats, Power outlet, Floor mats, Steering wheel audio controls, Security system and Engine demobilizer, Keyless Entry, Power door locks, Remote trunk release, Climate control, Multi-Zone A/C, Rear defrost, AM/FM CD Player, Driver and Passenger Illuminated visor mirrors, Front and rear Reading lamps, Front and rear Head Air Bags, Child Safety locks

 

Vehicle also has Satellite Radio but is not currently active, and has a DVD player with 2 Screens installed in headrests.

 

 

 

Thanks for viewing and considering, if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask. If you need additional pictures of anything specific, please ask.

 

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