Volkswagen Bora 2002 Silver Automatic Used for Sale in Sheikh Zayed City
340,000 EGP Max.
345,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Bora 2002 for sale in Sheikh Zayed City. Silver exterior and it's been with one owner since day one — bought it brand new off the lot. The odometer reads 100,000 km which is all original and verified. For a 2002 that's really low mileage, most used cars from this era have way more on them. Paint is factory original except for the trunk and fenders which have been redone. No accidents at all in its history. Mechanically it's solid, nothing needs fixing and it doesn't need any immediate expenses. The registration is valid for a full year and there are no outstanding paperwork issues or needing power of attorney to transfer. If you're looking at used Volkswagen cars for sale here in Sheikh Zayed, this Bora is worth checking out in person. The price is 425,000 Egyptian pounds and the car is available to view in Sheikh Zayed. Silvern Bora with automatic transmission, 104,000 km on the clock.
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