2004 Volkswagen Golf TDI 67k!

2004 Volkswagen Golf GL Description

2004 Volkswagen Golf TDI in very great shape. Mileage will be approximately at 67,800 miles at your purchase. This car is a great commuter and will last for many many years in the future. I have driven this car fully loaded with moving stuff from Seattle to Arizona. I was absolutely shocked at how easy of a drive it was, and how rarely I needed to stop for gas. I have never driven a car like this before. And with all of the latest services I have had, this car is ready to be driven worry-free!
Things I have recently had done:Brand new battery installed by Volkswagen Dealership (Best Quality!)Brand new Rain-X Windshield Wipers (all three)Tires rotated/checked (rated at "like new").Oil changed within the last week (5w-40).
Things that may need to be done in the near future:Front brake padsPossible serpentine belt (it is recommended that all VWs get the serpentine belt replaced around 75k, and I have not done this yet.)
Pros:Incredible gas mileage (I have gotten almost 50mpg on highway. Usually quite a bit over 30 in town).Comfortable ride with great handlingEverything works like a charm! (Heater, A/C, Electronics, CD player, speakers,keyless entry,etc.)Every mechanic/dealer raves about how good of condition it is in.Only 67k miles! Will last a long, long time.Very dependable and reliable.Pre-Scandal VWNo smells (no smoke, perfume, weird scents).Everything mechanically is in amazing shape.4 rubber floormats (removable and washable).I've never been in a wreck with it (not even a speeding ticket!).I have cleaned the living heck out of this car, so it will be in the cleanest condition (especially interior) that I am capable of.Keyless entry/locks/alarm/trunk. Horn beeps once when car is locked.Tires are 9/10.Turbo adds quite a bit of pep to acceleration.Cruise control works very well.
Flaws:There are some minor scratches on the paint. Normal for this year of car. Please refer to the pictures for the worst offender (right-front hood). I honestly don't even notice them, but if you are looking for them, you can find them.
The rear window has some light scratching on it. They are not viewable when driving. Again, hard to notice, but in full-disclosure it's better to list them.
The drivers-side rear seat does not fold down. However, the passenger's-side rear seat (which is bigger and includes the middle seat) folds down fine.
The hood is a little tricky to close. Instead of slamming it down hard like a normal car, you must lower it to about a foot above and then close it. It is fully functional, but a bit tricky at first to get the hang of.
Please ask any questions you may have, and I will get back to them immediately. This is an amazing and rare TDI, and it will be a smart purchase and rewarding car for many years!