2001 Volkswagen New Beetle on 2040-cars
Rahway, New Jersey, United States
This is a 2001 Volkswagen Beetle, with 94,356 miles with a 2.0 motor.
Its in excellent condition. The car drives very smooth. Its my wife car
but shes looking into upgrading to a newer model. The car come with
power windows, power door locks, heated seats, power sunroof, cruise
control key less entry,two sets of keys. The only thing wrong with the
car would be that it does have some scratches ( i will send picture upon
request ) other wise this car is a very reliable car. feel free to text
or call me at 908-296-1891 with any questions thank you.
Reasonable offers accepted. |
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