Volkswagen Passat 2009 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
506,000 EGP Max.
612,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Passat 2009 for sale in Tagamo3 - New Cairo. It's black, and I'm the second owner — the first owner had it from zero. The odometer shows 207,000 km and the registration is valid for a full year. The car has a fresh set of tires and a new battery, so you won't need to worry about those anytime soon. The paint is mostly original except for a clean respray on the front bumper and driver's door — just a touch-up for light scratches, nothing to talk about. This is the top trim level, so it comes with a sunroof and electric seats. Maintenance has always been done on schedule, and honestly the car doesn't need any expenses right now. If you're browsing used cars for sale in New Cairo, this Passat is worth putting on your list. Price is 665,000 EGP.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Leather seats
Sound System
- AUX
- Bluetooth
Safety
- ABS
- EBD
- Airbags
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