2010 Volkswagen Jetta Wolfsburg Edition Sedan 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
I have babied this car for the 2 years I have had it. I am looking to sell so I can purchase a new 2014 VW Jetta GLI. I am a professional detailer and body shop technician. I have been meticulous with maintenance as well as keeping the car clean and pristine. Sorry for bad quality pictures. I took the interior pics in a hurry hence the water bottle and pair of shoes there.
The picture of the hood shows the reflection in the paint after a full detail. The exterior of this car really looks great. The Wolfsburg Edition comes with the front grille in gloss black, so I had the wheels refinished to match and it really gives it a sporty look. IF you do not like the black wheels, I will remove them and install a set of silver stock jetta wheels. ***THE PICTURE OF ENGINE COMPARTMENT SHOWS AN APR CARBONIO AIR INTAKE SYSTEM WHICH WAS INSTALLED BY A VW DEALER...THE CAR DOES NOT COME WITH THIS AFTERMARKET INTAKE*** There have been no other modifications to the vehicle besides the smoked sidemarkers and black emblems. On Oct-20-13 at 17:14:01 PDT, seller added the following information: 65,xxx miles (daily driver) |
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