Volkswagen Pointer 2004 Blue Manual Used for Sale in Banha
152,000 EGP Max.
161,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Pointer 2004 for sale in Banha This is a blue Pointer from 2004 with 120,000 km on the odometer, which is reasonable for a car of this age. It has a manual transmission and runs on diesel. The exterior has a respray except for the roof — so the body panels were painted but the roof was left original. Inside, everything is factory original; the cabin, floor pan, trunk, and ceiling have all been preserved as they came from the factory, with no modifications or welding done to the interior structure. The seats are covered in leather, it has a center console, and all four windows are electric. The car is fully tightened up, meaning all the body panels fit together properly with no sagging or misalignment. It's currently registered with traffic in Banha, so the paperwork is local. Anyone looking for a used Volkswagen Pointer in this price range might find this interesting. Asking price is 180,000 EGP.
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