Volkswagen Golf 4 2000 White Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
350,000 EGP Max.
368,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Volkswagen Golf 4 for sale in Cairo, 2000 model, automatic, white, with 200,000 km on the clock. Price is 460,000 EGP. This is the top trim level, and it has a sunroof and cruise control. There's also Bluetooth, a wireless charger. It's been repainted outside in Mena with no interior paintwork. The engine, transmission, and A/C are all fine. It has LED high and low headlights, a new battery, and a new set of tires from 2024, plus original sport alloy wheels. Service has been regular. Registration is Tagamoa, and viewing is in Sheraton.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Remote Keyless
- Sunroof
- Closing mirrors
- Power Steering
Windows
- Front Power Windows
- Back Power Windows
- Tinted Glass
Sound System
- AUX
- USB Port
- Bluetooth
- Multifunction
Safety
- ABS
- Driver Airbag
- Passenger Airbag
- EBD
- EPS
- Rear sensors
- Alarm
Other
- Alloy wheels
- Fog light
- Rear camera
- Cruise control
- Central lock
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