Volkswagen up! 2017 (17) 1.0 High Up 3dr
Blueberry Blue Metallic, Full Service History
47,000 miles
2017 [17]
Manual
Petrol
£7,499
17
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DerbyMileage47,000 miles
Year2017 (17 reg)
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Engine1L
Fuel typePetrol
TransmissionManual
Body TypeHatchback
Doors3
Seats4
ColourBlue
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Sold by Nottingham Road Car Sales
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- USB input
- Trip computer
- Traction control
- Service interval indicator
- Remote central locking
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Description
Insurance Group 5, 2 Previous Owners, 2017 VOLKSWAGEN UP 1.0 High Up 3dr, 47,000 Miles, Full Service History, 2 Keys, Blueberry Blue Metallic Paint, 16" Diamond Cut Alloys, Air Conditioning, Bluetooth Handsfree, DAB Radio, Reverse Parking Sensors, Isofix Childseat Anchor Points, Antilock Brake System (ABS), Tyre pressure monitor, Service interval indicator, Trip computer, Front fog lights, Front interior 12V power outlet, Steering wheel rake & reach adjustment, Electric windows, Drivers airbag, Passenger airbag, Front side airbags, Height adjustable drivers seat, Folding rear seats, Alarm, Immobiliser, Remote central locking
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