Volkswagen Passat 2000 Dark Gray Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
248,000 EGP Max.
276,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Passat B5 for sale in Egypt, 2000 model, dark grey sedan. It's a 2000cc with 4 cylinders and an automatic transmission, showing 341,000 km on the odometer. The body is original on the inside and has been repainted on the outside for a cleaner look, except the roof which was done separately. The engine is actually an Audi 2000cc and it's registered as such on the license, and this newer engine has about 200,000 km on it out of the total 341,000. The car comes with a sunroof, power windows on all four doors, power mirrors, a 9-inch Android screen with a reverse camera, and an airbag. The engine and gearbox are both in great shape and everything in the car works properly without any issues — the only thing it needs is fixing the glove box drawer. The license is registered in my name in Shorouk City and valid until next month, and I'm selling with a notarized contract. Available for viewing in Madinaty, in the Shorouk area. If you're looking for used cars for sale in Egypt, this Passat is worth a look.
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