Volkswagen Golf 1995 Blue Manual Used for Sale in Cairo
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Volkswagen Golf for sale in Cairo, a 1995 model in blue with a manual transmission. The odometer shows just 50 km, which is quite surprising for a car from this year. I'm the current owner and I'm selling it because I have another car that I use more often, so this one has been sitting for a while. It's a clean example of a classic hatchback that many people in Egypt know well. I'm asking 180,000 EGP for it. The Golf is a solid choice if you're looking for used cars for sale in Cairo with a simple mechanical setup that's easy to maintain. The blue exterior paint is original and hasn't been tampered with. The car is located in Cairo and can be seen whenever you're free. If you're in the market for a used Volkswagen for sale that's a bit different from the usual offerings, this one might be worth a look. It's an honest car with no hidden surprises as far as I know.
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