Volkswagen Jetta 2011 Silver Automatic Used for Sale in Dokki
524,000 EGP Max.
589,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Volkswagen Jetta 2011 for sale in Dokki. It's a silver sedan with an automatic transmission, and the odometer reads 215,000 km. This is the first trim level, and it's factory original. The asking price is 620,000 EGP, and there's an installment option available with a down payment starting at 165,000 EGP. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Dokki, this is a 2011 Jetta listed among the used Volkswagen cars for sale in the area. The car is currently for sale in Dokki with the price set at 620,000 and the down payment for installments starting from 165,000.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Electric mirrors
- Leather seats
- Touch Screen
Windows
- Power Windows
Sound System
- Cassette Radio
- AUX
- USB Port
- Bluetooth
- Front Speakers
- Rear speakers
Safety
- ABS
- EBD
- EPS
- Daytime running lights
- Tyre pressure sensor
- Airbags
- Fog Lights
Other
- Fog light
- Rear camera
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