Volkswagen Jetta 2009 Silver Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
543,000 EGP Max.
598,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Jetta 2009 for sale in Egypt. It's a silver sedan with an automatic transmission and a 1600cc engine with 4 cylinders. The odometer shows 260,000 km, so it's a used car that's been driven a fair amount, but it's in decent shape overall. The air conditioning is ice cold and the car doesn't really need any money spent on it at the moment. The registration is valid for another 3 years, which is a nice plus. I'm selling it for 670,000 EGP. If you're looking for used cars for sale in Egypt and want something reliable from the VW lineup, this Jetta is a solid option. It's a sedan which makes it practical for daily driving. The silver color looks good and is easy to maintain. Anyone shopping for used Volkswagen for sale in Egypt might find this interesting. It's been used but honestly there's nothing to hide — what you see is what you get.
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