Volkswagen Passat 2007 Gold Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
538,000 EGP Max.
598,000 EGP
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A Volkswagen Passat 2007 is up for sale in Egypt. It's a sedan with a gold exterior, and the paint is factory original on the inside with a repaint on the outside. The odometer reads 245,000 km, so it's a used car with real miles on it. Under the hood it's a 1600cc engine with 4 cylinders, and it comes with an automatic transmission. The interior is still in its original factory condition, which is a nice point for a car of this age. If you're browsing used cars for sale in Egypt and want a Passat specifically, this one is listed at 525,000 EGP. It's a straightforward 2007 sedan — no extra features to talk about beyond what's already mentioned, just a solid Volkswagen with a well-known body style. The repaint is only on the outside, so the door panels and interior trim should be as they left the factory.
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