Volkswagen Passat 2016 White Automatic Used for Sale in Giza
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902,000 EGP
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There's a used Volkswagen Passat 2016 for sale in Giza. It's the B8 model and the color is white. The car comes with an automatic transmission. It has been driven for about 300,000 kilometers so far, and I want to mention that clearly from the start. The important part is this: the car was getting its scheduled maintenance at an authorized agency up until 120,000 kilometers, and after that it has been maintained at a proper service center, and it still goes there regularly until today. I'm not the type to exaggerate, but I'm confident in saying the service history is documented and easy to verify. The price I'm asking is 980,000 and I'm posting this for anyone searching for used cars for sale in Giza or maybe looking for a used Volkswagen specifically. The car is a sedan, and she's not the youngest on the road anymore, but the maintenance record speaks for itself. If you're already familiar with the B8 generation, you know what to expect from the car itself.
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