2012 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo - 15k Miles- Must Sell! on 2040-cars
Marlton, New Jersey, United States
I am selling my 2012 VW Beetle Turbo. I am the original owner since I leased this car in March of 2012. I am only selling this vehicle because I acquired a company vehicle and no longer need this one. I am very motivated to sell this car and will consider all offers. I am willing to work with the buyer in any regard if it helps close the deal. Please contact me with questions.
The vehicle is in excellent condition. It is a 2.0litre turbo with an automatic transmission and less that 15K miles. The car has heated cloth seats w/ carbon fiber trim, keyless entry, bluetooth hands free phone and streaming audio, heated mirrors, power windows, locks, etc., tilt/telescoping steering wheel, rear spoiler, performance brakes, upgraded suspension and wheels. This car is a blast to drive and turns heads everywhere. It is a rocketship too with that turbocharged engine, yet still gets 28MPG. Included is the balance of factory warranty and the 20K, & 30K mile service from VW. The title is currently held through VW Credit. I will provide all necessary information to complete the transaction and will pay to expedite the title via FedEx once the deal is made. It will take 2 business days via FedEx to expedite the title. **ATTENTION - - I have sold many cars. Do not bid or contact me if you are from outside the US and/or brokering a deal for someone overseas. There will be no wiring on funds to or from any of my personal accounts. All transactions will go through VW credit directly or through your own financial institution. |
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