2012 Volkswagen Golf TSI 90Kw
Volkswagen Golf Golf TSI 90Kw
Turbocharged Stratified Injection
** NZ New **
Only 1 other owner other than us (the 2 other owners was the VW Dealerships).
Well serviced, regularly maintained by professional mechanic, oil and filters changes etc, with receipts.
Very good condition and tidy. Fresh WOF and REGO done (1 year). Extremely economical.
Being a TSI (turbo) it has great low-end torque and power while being very good on fuel. It has a nice and smooth 7 speed gear box.
Sporty, very roomy and fun to drive. You can fit a lot in it, as it is a hatchback and the rear seats fold down. Easy to park.
Very safe and fuel efficient car for getting around town and driving on the open road. Automatic transmission, climate control, 12 airbags, central locking, power steering/windows.
FEATURES:
Air bags
AUX
CD / Radio
2 new rear tires
Original owners manual
2 x new rear tires
Plus many more features!
Only selling as it is surplus as we have bought a newer edition of the TSI.
Price negotiable.
Contact phone number 021 318916
Car located in Glen Eden, West Auckland.
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