Volkswagen Tiguan 2016 Black Automatic Used for Sale in Greater Cairo ( Cairo + Giza)
837,000 EGP Max.
920,000 EGP
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Volkswagen Tiguan 2016 for sale in Egypt. It's the R-line version in black, automatic transmission, with a 1400cc turbocharged engine that has 4 cylinders. The odometer shows 135,000 km and the asking price is 985,000 EGP. The paint is completely factory original both inside and out — no respray or touch-ups anywhere. It's a hatchback body style, which is pretty practical for everyday driving. The car is being sold as used, and the mileage reflects that, but the overall condition is what you'd expect from a well-cared-for Tiguan. I'm listing it here for anyone searching for used Volkswagen cars for sale in Egypt, especially if you're specifically looking at the Tiguan model. The R-line trim adds a nice touch to the exterior. If you're in the market for a used Tiguan with this kind of mileage and price point, this one is worth putting on your list. The price is set at 985,000 and it's up for negotiations.
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