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Find Of The Day: Let’s Make A Deal GLI

Here’s one for the deal-makers. Do you have cash a car to trade? No car to trade but cash in your pocket? If you’re in the market for a killer GLI, here’s your opportunity.

This week’s Find Of The Day looks like a great deal. Here we have a five-year-old 2013 MKVI Jetta GLI Autobahn with somewhere around 56,00 miles on the odometer. This is a certified-used car (CPO) and if you act fast the bumper-to-bumper warranty will still be active. So through August of this year, you can drive this red sports sedan without a care in the world.

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Being an Autobahn, this GLI comes loaded with features: navigation, sunroof, 18″ alloy wheels, KESSY keyless entry, push-button start, and much more. Under the hood is the venerable 2.0T engine with 200 horsepower mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. Purists rejoice!

And this GLI is far from stock. It sits on H&R Ultralow coilovers. It’s sure to sound sinister with no resonator or muffler. There’s a CTS intake. A Maxton lip spoiler accents the front fascia. And the roof has a vinyl wrap. Inside you’ll find a New South Performance boost gauge, LED interior lights, and a yellow tree air freshener (nothing but the best for this GLI).

But the real story here is the price. The seller, VWVortex member, (ahem) Vuck Folkswagen, is asking $15,500. If you want the black alloy wheels they’re available too for additional scratch. Don’t have $15,500? If you’re sitting on some cash and a car to trade, perhaps a deal can be made. Take a look at the ad in our classifieds. Or see the car yourself in West Springfield, Massachusetts.

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