Volkswagen Passat 2011 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Al Shorouk
644,000 EGP Max.
690,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Volkswagen Passat 2011 for sale in El Shorouk. It's a black sedan with an automatic transmission and 340,000 km on the clock. The car has no accidents and is in very good condition, so the paint is factory original inside and out. Asking price is 750,000 EGP and it's negotiable. This is one of those used cars for sale in El Shorouk that works well as a family sedan. If you're searching for a used Volkswagen for sale, this 2011 Passat is worth a look. The 340,000 km is normal for a car that's been driven over the years. It's located in El Shorouk, Cairo. Price: 750,000 EGP, negotiable.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Electric mirrors
- Power Steering
Windows
- Front Power Windows
- Back Power Windows
- Power Windows
Sound System
- AUX
- USB Port
- Multifunction
- Front Speakers
- Rear speakers
Safety
- ABS
- Driver Airbag
- Passenger Airbag
- Side Airbag
- EBD
- EPS
- Xenon Headlights
- Airbags
- Fog Lights
Other
- Power Seats
- Fog light
- Cruise control
- Central lock
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