Used Volkswagen Golf for Sale

I bought this car used seven years ago. I has served me well for that time. It rides very well on the road and is pretty good in the snow. On top there is a luggage rack perfect for transporting my kayak. The car is economical on gas. It gets up to 30 miles a gallon. The body has help up other than for the usual rust. I lost the power steering a few times, but I do not have a car and it may be due to exposure to temperature extremes. The brakes sometimes need work but are reliable. It is a good car for me as it is small, for single person use, and has a hatchback, which I can use for storage or hauling. This car has lasted longer than I have hoped for.

Although my VW Golf is an older model, it still gets along just like it was new. It is easy to drive, easy to maintain and easy to love. I have just over 176,000 miles on it and still drive it as a commuting vehicle every day. Even though it has a high mileage, I still get over 20 miles per gallon. I have had very few problems with the exception of the air conditioner, and once the faulty parts were replaced the A/C was as cold as any in newer VW cars. The other thing I like is the handling and suspension. I have no problem going over 35 MPH around a 90 degree turn. The interior is cloth, which is good in hotter states, and is still in good condition. It still gets challenged at stop lights by newer muscle cars, although never any other VWs. The VW Golf has an excellent layout for a two door car. It also has a large enough trunk space I can pack a couple of suitcases or all of my groceries in it without difficulty.

This car has been extremely reliable over the 15 years I have owned it. I have never, literally never, had a major problem with it. Nothing has ever been wrong with the engine, the transmission, the AC, or anything. The cars runs just as smoothly as it did when I first bought it. It still has a lot of zip. The main issue is that all of its visual and superficial parts have been fall apart for years - the car kind of feels like it is crumbling apart around an immortal engine.