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2559 days ago

VW PASSAT S/W FOR SALE

Claire from Belmont

VW Passat V5
2005
Imported in 2009

2 NZ owners us and a family friend

Rego and WOF to May 2020

180000km

Tidy body work and interior

Roof rails and cross bars

tow bar and trailer plug, has never towed anything .



Runs well, beautiful ride better than a BMW

Faults, drivers side front door locks on key only, not on the remote

Driver side rear door lock very temperamental currently not unlocking.

Engine management light always on, is faulty not the car

Periodic low oil pressure warning comes on but we had it checked twice at garage and there's nothing wrong again its the sensor. This is the second VW we have had with same fault.



Selling due to company car.

Test drive welcome. Belmont

Richard 02108310025

Price: $3,500

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🗑️ Would you be keen to switch to a fortnightly rubbish collection, or do you prefer things as they are?
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