2014 Vw Touareg , Seal Gray On Char Diesel 5.0l , 5k Miles on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Summary : For sale by owner -- private party
This is a pristine Seal Gray and on Charcoal 2014 Volkswagen TOUAREG with Premium Package and Navigation with an Odometer reading of Approx $5,000 miles. For sale by a retired couple , this vehicle has been lightly driven and was only used for in-town destinations. Purchase date was 01/02/2014 at Serra Volkswagen bought as a new car off the lot , one owner . The current garage will only hold 2 vehicles and when the spouse saw a car she could not live without , it was decided to let this vehicle to go to market with no rush in its sale. It goes without saying , this vehicle is not old enough to have a positive appreciation point and some lucky buyer will get this, like-new car , for a very good deal .
Total Financed was $56,200 . We are looking for $49,000 TDI Clean Diesel. 5 Cylinders. Premium with Navigation. Rear View Camera. Sirius Sat Radio. Lumbar adjustable seats 7 to 9 way seats. Heated. Shaded panoramic sunroof running from top of glass all way back almost to rear hood deck door. Powered open and close. 2 Keys with car. Keyless start. Weather Tough Rubber Matts labeled Touareg from Factory. Chromish like petals on all 3 wheels .
VIN # WVGDP9BP5ED006898
Details:
Approximation only:: 1 owner - new from Serra Volkswagen in Birmingham Alabama Odometer 5,000
3.0L, 240-hp V6 TDI® Clean Diesel With the power of the 3.0L V6 TDI® Clean Diesel engine delivering 406 lbs/ft of torque, you may question its efficiency. But with 29 highway mpg and a range of up to 765 highway miles, it’s clear that this is one engine where performance and efficiency make a powerful combination.18
RNS 315 Touch Navigation with XM Radio Heated Seats & Sunroof Keyless Access with Touch Button Start Fender Premium Audio 17" Alloy wheels Alarm Kit Trunk - TDI Monster Mats Media Device with Ipod cable in console Car Net Equipped - "Non Transferable"
Service and Maintenance :
Comes with 2 year , 24,000 mile scheduled maintenance via Volkswagen directly. Transferrable to a new owner.
Hasn't reached odometer or time mark for any scheduled maintenance
No work on car or body of any kind. No paint work or accidents , etc. Still in new condition.
*Warranty:
From Volkswagen Factory-Dealer -- 3 years or 36,000 miles bumper to bumper with road side assistance , whichever comes first.
From Volkswagen Factory-Dealer -- 5 years or 60,000 miles Power train with road side assistance , whichever comes first.
Contact : Brandon Lee 205 910 7955
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