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Find Of The Day: All APR GTI

If you want a car built by a company that tunes them, here’s your chance. This 2010 MK6 GTI is chock full of APR go-fast bits. And it could be yours.

In the world of Volkswagen tuners, APR may very well be at the top of the list. They have tuned VW, Audi, and Porsche vehicles since 1997. They are known for making high-quality aftermarket parts. When you bolt on an APR part you know it’s going to perform well and last a long time.

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To start, this 2010 GTI is a six-speed manual car with bi-xenon headlights, Dynaudio stereo, and a sunroof: a nice spec to start with. A catalog list of APR parts are included. VWVortex member RedATPGti says it has over $15,000 of parts in the car. Long story short: this car is putting down over 380 horsepower on 93 octane gas. To get this kind of power, some of the many upgrades are an APR Stage 3 turbocharger system, APR RSC turbo-back exhaust, an APR front-mounted intercooler, and a Carbonio intake (APR, naturally).

Enhancements don’t stop under the hood. This car is sitting on KW V3 coilovers. It has brand-new 18″ Detroit wheels, Audi TTS short-shifter, and even upgraded motor mounts. Inside are Golf R seats, a Golf R steering wheel, and even a Golf R head unit.

This 2010 GTI has had some recent maintenance including an engine rebuild with upgraded connecting rods, a refreshed transmission, oil and fluid changes, new fuel injectors, new spark plugs, and much more.

So if you’re looking for a car built by the experts, look no further than this GTI. Check out the ad in our classifieds. RedATPGti is a motivated seller: the current asking price is $13,500.

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