2006 Tdi Jetta All Maintenance Up To Date And Ready For Next 100k Miles on 2040-cars
Woodstock, Alabama, United States
For sale is a 2006 turbo diesel Vw Jetta with automatic tip-tronic transmission that is in excellent condition Mechanically and Cosmetically. Its had all maintenance done and ready for the next 100k miles.
Things done to car less then 100 miles ago: camshaft replaced, new timing belt, new water pump, new serpentine belt, new flywheel. All the usual tdi jetta issues have already been fixed on this car. This car is ready to go anywhere you want to take it and get great fuel mileage while doing it. It has heated leather seats, sun roof, great working A/C ready for the warmer weather. The radio buttons have a little wear. The front tires are brand new and the tires on the rear have at least 70% tread left. |
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