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2015 Regal Turbo

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Well after a few months of thinking about it, I finally pounced on something this morning:

 

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It's a 2013 VW CC V6 Lux (that's the FWD V6 model). It's a factory certified car and has 23,000 miles. I paid $21,300 which I think is a pretty good deal. The styling is fantastic. 

 

Wow! you can't beat that deal!

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Thanks guys! I put my old TL on Craigslist and got a TON of replies, so I should easily clear the dealer's trade-in offer by $2000 or more.

Congratulations on the CC, Control Specimen!

Well after a few months of thinking about it, I finally pounced on something this morning:

 

lo9hnjk.jpg

 

It's a 2013 VW CC V6 Lux (that's the FWD V6 model). It's a factory certified car and has 23,000 miles. I paid $21,300 which I think is a pretty good deal. The styling is fantastic. 

I really enjoyed the 2010 CC I drove. It is a nice choice. The 2.0 turbo to this day is the best sounding factory turbo motor that I've experienced in person. It just has a plesant sound. Those are the wheels I like too. I hope you enjoy it and the cost of ownership stays reasonable!

The CC is among the founding members of the club of four door coupe styling.

 

Except it carried through on the promise of being a sporty coupe with another set of doors in a way that no affordable four-door sedan can really do, even to this day.

 

It's utterly refreshing. Excellent choice, excellent price. Can't beat that!

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