Volkswagen Golf For Sale

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Photo Year Vehicle Model Price Color Mileage Seller
2002 Volkswagen Golf GLS $5,995 Blue 92043 Downtown Toyota
2002 Volkswagen Golf GLS $7,950 N/A 98628 New Jersey State Auto Auction
2006 Volkswagen Golf GLS $12,995 Indigo Blue 44481 Volkswagen Santa Monica
2000 Volkswagen Golf GLS $0 Silver 36075 North Bay Nissan
1996 Volkswagen Golf GL $0 Black 109075 Mid City Nissan
2004 Volkswagen Golf GL $8,995 Grey 76802 Pierre Ford
1990 Volkswagen Golf GL $0 N/A 80166 Volkswagen Of Oakland
2002 Volkswagen Golf GL $6,999 Blue 90951 Dealer
2002 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $7,988 N/A 112566 Dealer
2003 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $7,990 Black 117857 Dealer
2003 Volkswagen Golf GL $8,995 Mojave Beige 53069 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GL $9,777 Black 58320 Dealer
2003 Volkswagen Golf GL TDI $9,888 Silver 138078 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GLS $9,951 N/A 66607 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $10,495 Silver 101067 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GLS $10,804 Tan 54404 Dealer
2005 Volkswagen Golf GLS $10,977 Blue Anthracite 47750 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GL $10,995 Silver 81616 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GL TDI $10,995 Red 94785 Dealer
2005 Volkswagen Golf GLS $11,605 Silver 66376 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GL $11,888 Silver 43611 Dealer
2005 Volkswagen Golf GLS $11,988 Blue Anthracite 53391 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GL $11,990 Blue Anthracite 59638 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GL $11,995 Indigo Blue 42537 Dealer
2005 Volkswagen Golf GLS $12,342 Black 47753 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GL $12,950 Silver 43051 Dealer
2004 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $14,888 White 92275 Dealer
2005 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $15,388 Candy White 55491 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $15,906 Silver 78350 Dealer
2006 Volkswagen Golf GLS TDI $15,991 Blue Anthracite 68230 Dealer

Volkswagen Golf Sub-Models

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Used Car Buying & Selling Tips

  • Establish the price of your used car. Use guides such as KBB.com or NADA to set a reasonable used car price.
  • Prepare your used car for the sale. Have the used vehicle washed, detailed, and have minor repairs taken care of.
  • Only accept cash or certified checks when selling your car. Taking personal checks for the sale of a car is a bad idea that can lead to unnecessary problems.
  • Get a CarFax report for used cars you are interested in buying. Checking these reports will reduce the risk of buying a lemon or being the victim of fraud.
  • Have the used car inspected by your mechanic. If you're interested in buying a car, it's a good idea to have a mechanic you trust check the car to make sure it is in the condition advertised.
  • Shop around. The used car market is enormous, with a plethora of used car dealers, certified pre-owned inventory, for-sale-by-owner listings, and more. Compare a number of vehicles to make sure you're buying the right car and getting the best deal.