Volkswagen Passat 1999 White Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
271,000 EGP Max.
281,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Passat 1999 for sale in Egypt. It's a navy blue sedan with an automatic transmission and a 1.6-liter engine, so it's pretty straightforward for daily driving. The odometer reads 366,000 km — definitely not low mileage for a car this age, but the engine and suspension are still in decent shape. The gearbox was replaced about two years ago, which is one less thing to worry about. Inside, the seats are leather, and it has power windows and central locking, so you're not missing the basics. The car is currently located around the Maadi traffic department area, and it can also be seen in May or New Cairo. Asking price is 305,000 EGP, and there's some room for negotiation if you're genuinely interested. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt and you're okay with an older Passat, this might be worth looking at.
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