Volkswagen Passat 2011 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
644,000 EGP Max.
690,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Passat 2011 for sale in Egypt. It's a black sedan with an automatic transmission and a 1400cc engine with 4 cylinders. The car has done 283,000 km which is on the higher side, but it's completely factory original from bumper to bumper — no respray, no body work, the paint is all original. This is the Comfort trim which is the top spec for this model year. I've recently done a full service on both the gearbox and the engine, so mechanically it's sorted and ready to go. The only thing it needs is two touch-up paint spots, which is nothing really. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt and want a proper family sedan with space and German build quality, this Passat is worth a look. The price is set and it's a straightforward deal for someone who doesn't mind the mileage and wants a clean, original car.
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