Volkswagen Phaeton V8 lang

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Phaeton V8 4MOTION 4-seater LWB Exclusive:
This high-end luxury car was used by the Executive Board of the VW corporation
– 4.2 L V8 petrol engine with 246 kW (335 hp) and 6-speed automatic transmission
– First German registration in the name of VW AG
– Only 2 vehicle owners, with the current owner since 2015
– Plausible, traceable speedometer reading of only 58.200 km
– Service works performed at VW centers only
Maximum “Exclusive” equipment:
– Bi-Xenon with dynamic high beam control and traffic sign recognition
– 4-zone Climatronic
– Air suspension
– 18-way front seat adjustment with massage function
– 10-way seat adjustment of the ergoComfort seats in the rear
– 4-way seat climate control
– “sensitive Classic Style” full leather upholstery
– Heated leather steering wheel with “Premium” MFA
– Automatic distance control
– High-end multimedia system with screens in the headrests;
– Dynaudio Temptation” high-end sound system with 1,000 watts total output
– 6-disc DVD changer in the trunk and TV reception
– RNS 810″ radio navigation system
– Reversing camera
– 20″ “Megara” rims
– Auxiliary heating with remote control
– Premium” cell phone preparation with additional Bluetooth handset
Long version of the Phaeton with exclusive status and only minor signs of use

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The Phaeton – Volkswagen’s flagship
From the very beginning, it was an ambitious project that the then Volkswagen CEO Ferdinand Piëch launched at the end of the 1990s. He wanted to open up a new market segment for Volkswagen with a luxury saloon and at the same time raise the entire brand to a new level. Only the very best was good enough. This also applied to the production facility in Dresden, “Die Gläserne Manufaktur”. The new VW luxury class was manufactured there from December 2001. Despite its size (5.06 meters long, 1.90 meters wide, 1.45 meters high), it was visually discreet. High-quality materials, leather, chrome and wood veneers in the interior stand for the high quality standards of this new market segment of Volkswagen AG. The engine range began with the 3.2 l V6 petrol engine with 177 kW (241 hp). Another gasoline-powered engine, the W12, was in the form of a “W”, a combination of two V six-cylinder engines with a displacement of 6.0 l and 309 kW (420 hp). The V10 TDI with a torque of 750 Nm and a displacement of 5 liters was exceptional. From 2003, a 4.2 liter V8 petrol engine could be ordered. The stable body with standard air suspension made the Phaeton a distinctive long-distance saloon.

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