2012 Volkswagen Golf Tdi 1 Owner Very Clean With Light Tasteful Mods on 2040-cars
Ormond Beach, Florida, United States
Up for sale is my 2012 Volkswagen Golf TDI in Candy White with black interior. The car has 38,670 miles and may slightly go up. I have mostly stopped driving it. The car was originally purchased at Aristocrat Volkswagen in Sanford, FL by me. It has had all necessary service performed here as well. I have any and all paperwork that goes along with the car such as the window sticker, invoice, service records, e.t.c.
I am a neat freak of sorts and have taken very good care of this car for the past 2 years. It is washed and vacuumed once per week and waxed regularly. The paint is in fantastic condition and the car has zero door dings. There are a few rock chips on the front end as to be expected from a two year old car with almost 40K miles. No accidents. The interior is very clean and has TDI monster mats. I also have the original, never used carpet floor mats. I have added a couple things to the car which include an OEM Votex roof spoiler, Golf R "Talledega" wheels powdercoated wet black, GTI style dual exhaust (axle back), and OEM driver gear lowering springs. An alignment was also done at Aristocrat after the springs. The car has Nitto Motivo tires with plenty of tread and are worn perfectly even. This car has given me zero issues over the past 2 years and gets great fuel mileage, always 40-50 mpg depending on the type of driving. I use a fuel additive at each fill up to keep the system clean and lubricated. There is a loan on the vehicle, however I am far from upside down on it. Once a price is agreed on and payment is received, I will pay off the car and get a title to the buyer ASAP. I am willing to accommodate the buyer in anyway I can regarding shipping or if the car needs to be inspected to be financed by the buyer's bank. I am only selling this vehicle because financial priorities have changed and i'd like to be out of debt at this time in my life. I am asking $19,000 OBO. Any questions please let me know, my number is 386-986-8321. Thanks, Darren Here is a flickr link to view the pictures in high resolution: 2012 Golf TDI Set on Flickr |
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