2002 Volkswagen Passat Gls Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Litchfield, Connecticut, United States
This is a very Nice 2002 Passat Sedan with a Manual
transmission. It is a one owner car with a great service history. We have been servicing this car since it moved to our area at 25,000 miles. This car has a clean Carfax as well. I am the owner of New Milford VW in New Milford CT, we are the oldest VW dealer in the US and enjoy an excellent reputation and would like to keep it that way. Normally we would not sell a car this age, we however do occasionally acquire a very nice and affordable car that we feel comfortable selling. This is one of those cars. As you can see from the service history below, the service intervals on this car are at regular 5,000 mile intervals with all the major items being done on or a head of schedule...the timing belt at 70,000 miles because the car reached 10 years old, not 100,000 as most customers would do. We have inspected and repaired what we found to be deficient to ensure a good start to your ownership experience. There is a small scrape in the rear bumper (pictured) and a couple minor imperfections around the car. Overall a clean car inside and out that runs well with no engine lights, a great service history and from a reputable dealer. The following services have all been performed at our
Dealership, New Milford VW in New Milford CT: 101,000 miles complete safety check and oil change 101,115 Check A/c
and recharge system 99,364 synthetic
oil change, Replace both headlamp bulbs 95,659 Synthetic Oil change, rear light bulb 90,147 Synthetic oil change, 89,299 Replace
rear brake pads and Rotors 05/2013 85,311 Synthetic oil
change,
replace spark plugs 11/2012 80,178 Synthetic
oil change, 02/2012
replace fuel filter,
replace cabin pollen filter,
replaced Front exhaust flex pipe Front brake pads and rotors 75,234 Synthetic
oil change 02/2012 Flush
and Replace brake fluid in ABS braking system 71,706 Replace
Timing Belt, all tension rollers and water pump This auction starts at $2,699, the Kelly blue book value for
this car is 4500-5800 and with the service history on this car it should be at
the high end of the range. This is a no
reserve auction….if you are the only bidder and you buy the car for 2699... you get a great deal, if you bid up
to 4,000-4500 you still get a Great car at a great price. If you have to pay 5,000 to win this car it is a great car at a fair price…Good luck !!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CT RESIDENTS We are a licensed CT Motor vehicle dealer. We must collect 6.35% of the final sales price. We can perform the registration and titling work with submission of a CT driver License for the registered owner and a valid CT insurance ID card. The fees for Registering the car and taxes must be paid in addition to the sales price. We can not sell the car in CT without collecting sales tax which on 5000 is an additional 317.50
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