2013 Volkswagen Vw Jetta Tdi Diesel 2.0l Wagon 45mpg Super Clean Nice Bluetooth on 2040-cars

Year:2013 Mileage:26600

Location:

Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States

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Folks we have sold HUNDREDS or TDI's on Ebay. The first paypal deposit get the car for the BIN. It is FLAWLESS...

2013 VW Jetta TDI

WAGON Automatic 6 Speed

Diesel / 45 MPG

Only 26,600 Miles

Heated Seats / BLUETOOTH /

6 disk indash CD (touch screen), SAT Radio, SD Card MP3, AUX

*** Runs and Drives PERFECT ***

*** Vehicle located in Lawrenceville, GA ***

CALL or TEXT 256-759-0161 or Email tim@autovid.com for any questions on this vehicle.

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*** Super Nice TDI Wagon ***

I guarantee you like this car or you don't have to take it at pickup

With Only 26,600 Miles this is a NICE Clean TDI Diesel. This is a 6 speed Automatic car (45MPG). This car is Super NICE. We are EXPERTS in these TDI Jettas (having sold hundreds) and have completely assessed the car. This was bought from the insurance company. This had MINOR damage to the front left fender and bumper. The repair is perfect. This car is like Brand New. The car is no different than one at the dealer brand new. We tell it like it is and our feedback speaks for itself. There will be an extra $200 fee added to the winning bid of this auction for a dealer service fee.

This is sold with a clear regular salvage title. We can provide a regular clean clear "rebuilt" inspected title for an extra $190.

Folks ask why this has a salvage title. The insurance companies give all cars that are paid out a salvage title to release liability. This car was brand new and the owner demanded a new one. Like the Allstate ad says if you get in an accident in the first year of a new car they give you a new one. Another example of salvage title is a theft car with zero damage which gets a salvage also.

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Diesel / 45 MPG

I guarantee you like this car or you don't have to take it at pickup

This is a Honest assessment of this Vehicle to the best of my knowledge.

Listed Local for : 17.450 (email or call me)

At this price it wont last long!!
This car is Listed Locally

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Cell: 256.759.0161 Tim

Usually our cars are sold outside eBay before the end. Most serious bids take place 1 minute before the end. Please make your high bid early if you want the car or email me. We reserve the right to end the auction if our BIN price is met

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We are transport Brokers. We can assist you in finding a transport company VIA www.centraldispatch.com . We also suggest searching the net for auto transports. We will assist in helping the transport company load the car. We will help in anyway we can. We can store the car after payment for 2-3 weeks for overseas buyers. We are easy to work with.

Buyer responsible for pickup of this car in the location listed above. Payment by Wire or cashiers check needs to be made within 72 hours of the end of auction. We reserve the right to cancel the auction early because it is listed for sale locally. Buyer is responsible for understanding the title requirements in your state before bidding.

If this is a listing of a salvage title it can easily be cleaned in any state. After the work has been completed the state inspects the vehicle and issues a rebuilt title. Check your state for instruction on cleaning a title.

*** If you chose for us to help assist you and provide a "rebuilt" title for the $190 you must first pay in full for the vehicle. We then submit the title to the state of AL. It takes about 10 days for the State Inspector to come out to inspect the VIN (which takes 60 seconds). On the day he comes out then we can release the vehicle for transport or you can pick it up. The title then arrives 10 days after the inspection date which will send to you. The vehicle would then need to be picked up in Huntsville, AL which is where it would be inspected. This "rebuilt" title is taggable on the spot and treated like a normal title. Some states will make the rebuilt title be re-inspected to verify VIN.

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