Volkswagen Tiguan 2016 White Automatic Used for Sale in Cairo
837,000 EGP Max.
920,000 EGP
Seller Comment
Volkswagen Tiguan 2016 for sale in Cairo. It's an automatic 1400cc, pearl color, with 160,000 km on the clock, priced at 870,000 EGP. The car is factory original, but it was in an accident. The trunk is intact, all the doors are fine, the dashboard and seats are in mint condition, the panoramic roof is fine, and the mechanics under the hood are in very good shape — the car starts and runs. What needs work: the hood and front fenders need panel beating or replacement, one wheel rim needs changing, the headlights need brackets, and the bumper needs welding. This used Tiguan is located in Cairo and listed among used cars for sale. The details above reflect its actual condition.
Equipment
Comfort
- Air Conditioning
- Remote Keyless
- Leather seats
- Power Steering
Windows
- Front Power Windows
- Back Power Windows
Safety
- ABS
- Passenger Airbag
- Side Airbag
- Alarm
Other
- Alloy wheels
- Fog light
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