This 2001 Volkswagen Golf SE is finished in green over a black leather interior and shows 195,454 miles. It is powered by a 1.9-liter TDI diesel engine paired with a six-speed manual transmission. Equipment includes air conditioning, a sunroof, heated front seats, and a higher-spec interior configuration, making this a well-optioned example of the Mk4 platform.
The exterior presents well overall, with clean bodywork noted by the seller aside from a scratch on the rear quarter panel and some rust developing along the upper edge of the passenger-side front door beneath the window seal. Both areas are described as minor and potentially straightforward repairs. The car sits on R32-style 18-inch alloy wheels with 15mm front and 20mm rear spacers, giving it a more aggressive stance, while newly installed coilovers and adjustable front drop links further enhance the suspension setup.
Inside, the black leather interior shows wear consistent with mileage. The driver’s seat bolster is torn and the seat base shows burn marks, while the inner leather section of the passenger door card has separated from the panel. Despite these flaws, the cabin retains its full specification, including heated seats and factory features, offering a comfortable and well-equipped driving environment.
Mechanically, the car is reported to run and drive as it should. Recent work includes the installation of a replacement steering rack along with new front brake discs and pads, with rear brakes scheduled to be completed. The timing belt was replaced approximately five years ago, and the car is accompanied by extensive service records. A decat exhaust has been fitted, with the remainder of the system retained in standard form.