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Find Of The Day: KO4-You GTI

Looking for the perfect MKVI GTI? Have we found a deal for you. This 2012 GTI is essentially perfect and has two incredible features: A KO4 turbocharger, and a low asking price.

Before we get into the details of this Platinum Grey GTI, let’s start with the price. The seller is asking only $12,500. Now you may think that’s a bit high, but a quick cars.com search shows 2012 models going from a low of $7700 to a high of nearly $17,000. And what you’ll find there doesn’t come close to this particular GTI.

So what does $12,500 get you? We already mentioned the KO4 turbo upgrade. There’s also GIAC KO4 and DSG software updates, AWE KO4 kit and intake, a Wavetrak front differential, an Audi S3 intercooler, and a Snow Performance meth system.  That’s a ton of performance for that low asking price.

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The upgrades don’t stop there. The GTI rides on BCS Race coilovers, a BCS turbo-back three-inch exhaust, Golf R taillights, a Maxton front chin spoiler, and much more. Inside is the plaid interior in mint conditions, some audio upgrades, and full LED lights.

All major service has been done, including the DSG service, new timing chain and guides, new coil packs and plugs, and a few other things. The car also comes with most of the original parts. It should be noted the car does not come with the pictured wheels; the OEM Hufweisen wheels will be back on the car.

Take a look at the ad in our classifieds. Or check out the craigslist ad. There’s also a thread on Audizine.com with more photos and information. This 2012 GTI DSG is in Modesto, California.

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