Volkswagen Pointer 2006 Silver Manual Used for Sale in 6 October
156,000 EGP Max.
193,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Pointer 2006 for sale in 6 October, the newer body style, silver color. The car has a valid registration for the full year until October 2027, so no renewal worries for a while. It's done 154,477 km with the engine and gearbox working perfectly. It's a manual transmission and everything operates smoothly without any issues. The interior is still factory original exactly as it left the dealership, never been repainted or touched. The chassis has been repainted on the outside but the roof retains its original factory paint. One thing to note — the A/C needs some servicing, which is why the price is set at 170,000 EGP. It's a sedan that works well for daily commuting and it's part of a common model line where parts are easy to find and affordable. If you're browsing used cars for sale in 6 October and want something practical that won't drain your pocket, this one is a solid pick for everyday use.
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