2010 Sportwagon for sale

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

2010 Sportwagon TDI SOLD SOLD SOLD

Car is parked in my garage with 82 miles on it, MSRP is $24310, options candy white exterior and titan black interior free, panoramic sunroof $1300, 6-speed dsg automatic with tiptronic $1100 and media device interface for ipod $199 destination $750, this totals out to $27659 cut me a check for $26000 and its yours, plus you can have my $1300 tax credit, itsmejerry says" a great deal for some one".http://www.flickr.com/photos/37674324@N07/sets/72157623047205337/

RC · Jan 9, 2010

If only it had a beige interior and a 6 spped manual tranny.

yatzee · Jan 9, 2010

why are you selling already?

VWBeamer · Jan 9, 2010

New = MSRP-$1300 tax credit.

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

yatzee said:
why are you selling already?

matters beyond my control to lengthy to get into easier just to say "I don't like it"!

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

VWBeamer said:
New = MSRP-$1300 tax credit.

whoever buys it can have my $1300 tax credit and minus $1000 off the MSRP

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

suggested retail $24,310......candy white exterior and titan black interior no charge.... 6-speed dsg automatic with tiptronic $1,100.....panoramic sunroof $1,300....media device interface for ipod $199.... 7year/100k extended warranty $3,023...total $30,682. There was no haggleing on these prices VW gets everypenny on the sticker looking for $29,682 and if I get tax money for it buyer can have that also and free from the salesman monster mats, including rear deck area and VW pinstrip this week.

itsmejerry · Jan 9, 2010

Far be it for me to tell anyone what to do but if I may offer a suggestion-

Get a refund on the extended warranty AND THEN advertise the car. During the first 30 days you can get a 100 % refund on the warranty. Of course if you've financed the warranty then the $ goes to the lein holder, but I think you'd have a much better chance of selling the car $3000 less without an extended warranty than you would with the warranty.

Trust me- the warranty is refundable in full for the first 30 days. Don't let them tell you otherwise.

Good Luck.

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

itsmejerry said:
Far be it for me to tell anyone what to do but if I may offer a suggestion-

Get a refund on the extended warranty AND THEN advertise the car. During the first 30 days you can get a 100 % refund on the warranty. Of course if you've financed the warranty then the $ goes to the lein holder, but I think you'd have a much better chance of selling the car $3000 less without an extended warranty than you would with the warranty.

Trust me- the warranty is refundable in full for the first 30 days. Don't let them tell you otherwise.

Good Luck.

thanks for the input will do this first thing Monday morning

afarfalla · Jan 9, 2010

Its a long story why I decided to sell this lovely machine, but I prefer to drive my 05 passat tdi. These newer VW's have a stigma, faulty parts, disgruntled workers, recalls, some of these new owners have horror stories, seems a majority of the VW techs have no clue on working with these precision machines, so I figured an extended warranty was a no brainer. Had a beetle break down in Lake Charles LA, VW had it towed to Houston TX the nearest dealership, they diagnosed a bad IP,$1800, I went to the parts counter and bought relay 109, $23, installed it right there and drove home. Love to drive the TDI but I feel like I'm walking on eggs when I take a long trip, another reason for the extended warranty, peace of mind. Cars are getting more and more complicated, to many computers, to much interraction, you get a cel with 3 or 4 fault codes where do you start?

SMUG SLUG · Jan 10, 2010

afarfalla said:
seems a majority of the VW techs have no clue on working with these precision machines, so I figured an extended warranty was a no brainer.

doesn't this mean that you have to continue to bring your car to the tech with no clue as opposed to a Guru?

or can you bring your car to any ASE certified mechanic for warranty work?

afarfalla · Jan 10, 2010

yes, your right it does but as complicated as these car are getting I'd rather it be VW's problem, guru's aren't free. I prefer to drive VW's. growing up I was a GM man, now I like VW's and I understand they are not problem free but you can't pull into you local repair shop to diagnose a problem you must seek out a "guru" and there aren't that many around, an extended warranty covers you bumper to bumper so they shotgun the problem eventually they find it and in the process you get all new parts, my neighbors Golf suffered this fate but they found the problem...eventually. If oilhammer lived across the street it would be no problem, I wouldn't need any warranty.

afarfalla · Jan 10, 2010

SMUG SLUG said:
doesn't this mean that you have to continue to bring your car to the tech with no clue as opposed to a Guru?

or can you bring your car to any ASE certified mechanic for warranty work?

itmejerry suggests I drop the extended coverage which I will do monday, while I,m at the dealership I'll ask if any ASE certified mech would be able to work on the car with this particular extended coverage

itsmejerry · Jan 10, 2010

With the extended warranties you can usually use any ase certified repair facility. Fidelity says they are accepted at "over 5000 locations".
The 09/10 Vw's have 3/36 of regularly scheduled maintenance included. Given that the 09/10's have 3/36 bumper to bumper warranty- the extended warranty really doesnt start for the first 3 years.

afarfalla · Jan 11, 2010

2010 Jetta Sportwagon

parked in my garage with 82 miles on it, MSRP $24310, options candy white exterior and titan black interior free, panoramic sunroof $1300, 6-speed automatic with tiptronic $1100, media device interface for ipod $199, destination $750...total $27,659 cut me a check for $26500 and it yours

afarfalla · Jan 13, 2010

time to move up

afarfalla · Jan 17, 2010

time to move up

Texan_Frog24 · Jan 18, 2010

afarfalla said:
whoever buys it can have my $1300 tax credit and minus $1000 off the MSRP

How is someone going to get the tax credit of $1300 if you already bought the car and it is titled to you? Can you get the tax credit if buying a used 2010 car (which yours will be)?

When do you expect to have the issued title in your hands from the Texas DMV?

Thanks.

afarfalla · Jan 18, 2010

whom ever buys this car will get my tax credit when I get it, they can have it! Now a couple of people have posted that there is a tax credit of $1300 when you buy I guess a diesel? I'm checking into that fact now. I should have the title next week.

JSWTDI09 · Jan 18, 2010

afarfalla said:
whom ever buys this car will get my tax credit when I get it, they can have it! Now a couple of people have posted that there is a tax credit of $1300 when you buy I guess a diesel? I'm checking into that fact now. I should have the title next week.

The Tax credit is for buying a car with "Advanced Lean Burn Technology" not specifically for buying a diesel. See below:

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/TDItaxcredit.htm

Have Fun!

Don

afarfalla · Jan 18, 2010

JSWTDI09 said:
The Tax credit is for buying a car with "Advanced Lean Burn Technology" not specifically for buying a diesel. See below:

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/TDItaxcredit.htm

Have Fun!

Don

my thinking is this, if I don't apply for the credit and whom ever buys the car does, the $1300 would go their way and in their pocket?

afarfalla · Jan 20, 2010

put plates on her today

Sprocket · Jan 21, 2010

I am under the impression that the $1300.00 tax credit is for the person who purchased / registered the car only. You may want to look into this a little more just to be sure though.

Bump for a nice car!

afarfalla · Jan 22, 2010

if you only own it a month or so?

truman · Jan 22, 2010

My suspicion is that the tax credit could not be passed on to the second owner. If that is the case, the better way to handle the situation would be to keep your credit and lower the price by $1300- or whatever. I think it would definitely be less messy for the potential buyer. At this point, you are selling a used car. I am not aware that a tax credit is available on used cars.

Oberkanone · Jan 22, 2010

Only for the first owner

afarfalla said:
if you only own it a month or so?

The tax credit is only for the first owner. Tax credit may not be transferred. If the car has been titled, no transfer of tax credit.

afarfalla · Jan 22, 2010

how about if we do this, I'll take another $1000 off the price of the car, Ill keep $300 of the tax credit since I'm paying up front, I'll have to wait till April next year to get it back

afarfalla · Jan 23, 2010

she will get pinstriped this coming week, black with the VW logo

afarfalla · Jan 25, 2010

gets pin strip today

bloke · Jan 25, 2010

how about 22k for this unreliable, dodgy, poorly built, possibly dangerous POS and you keep your tax credit since its not transferable

hey its more than anybody else offered

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