Skoda Octavia 2015 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
690,000 EGP Max.
791,000 EGP
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Skoda Octavia A7 for sale in Tagamo3 - New Cairo, model year 2015, second trim level. This one is a genuine first-owner car bought brand new from zero, so it's essentially mint condition. Black exterior color. The registration is valid for two more years and the paint is fully factory original with no respray. Safety features include airbags and ABS. The car comes with front and rear parking sensors, plus a rearview camera integrated with the screen. Interior has leather seats and rear air conditioning for the back passengers. Steering wheel controls, power steering, and central locking are all there. The sport alloy wheels give it a nice look. Overall this is a well-equipped example of the Octavia A7 if you're browsing used cars for sale in New Cairo. The car is currently located in Beni Suef for anyone interested in seeing it up close.
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