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Volkswagen New Beetle 2005 Volkswagen Beetle 20V Turbo Auto Convertible, $13,899

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Specifications

Status

Used

Year

2005

Make

Volkswagen

Model

New Beetle

Kilometres

110,550 km

Style/Trim

2005 Volkswagen Beetle 20V Turbo Auto Convertible

Fuel type

Regular Unleaded

Drive

4x4

Engine size

2.0

Transmission

Automatic

Doors

Type

Convertible

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GLS Model ,One owner, Turbo, Silver on Light Grey Leather, Auto, Am-Fm/CD, P/Sunroof, Foglight, Alloy Wheels, Keyless Entry. Previous US
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1998

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210,000 km

25,000 km

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$18,000

$5,000

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