Volkswagen Jetta 2014 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
598,000 EGP Max.
736,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Jetta 2014 for sale in Al Tagamoa El Awal. It's the highest trim level, black, with an automatic transmission. The car has been driven 295,000 km, and it was owned from new by a doctor who was the first and only owner. According to the original listing, it's in excellent condition and has been regularly serviced at the official Volkswagen agency. The body is factory original except for a repainted hood and one fender — nothing major, just a touch-up. The registration is valid for the current year, so it's ready to go without any paperwork hassle. The price is set at 700,000 EGP and it's negotiable after you come see the car in person. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt or specifically looking for a used Volkswagen for sale in Al Tagamoa El Awal, this one is available for viewing. The contact number is listed above, so you can call to arrange a time for the inspection.
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