2013 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Convertible

??? CARMA AUTO GROUP — 90-POINT INSPECTED
Inspected and documented before it was offered for sale. Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan coverage and our 5-Year Maintenance Plan available on this vehicle.
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2013 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE TURBO 60s EDITION CONVERTIBLE — 105,909 MILES
Deep Black Pearl over black leather. Front-wheel drive, 2.0L turbocharged four, drop-top. A Beetle Turbo convertible in a special edition trim is a car people buy because it makes them happy, not because a spreadsheet told them to.

?? READ THIS FIRST — MANUFACTURER BUYBACK / LEMON TITLE
This vehicle carries a MANUFACTURER BUYBACK (LEMON) title brand. Volkswagen repurchased this vehicle from its first owner in November 2013, and the buyback brand has followed the title ever since. CARFAX states this vehicle does not qualify for their Buyback Guarantee.

We're telling you this before we tell you anything good about the car, because that's the order you deserve to receive it in. A buyback brand is permanent. It affects resale value, it can affect insurance options, and some lenders will not finance it. If that's a dealbreaker, we'd rather you know it in the first ten seconds than the last.

Now here is the context we think you're entitled to alongside it. The buyback was reported at roughly 2,238 miles — within the first year, while the car was essentially new. Volkswagen bought it back, and it was sold to a second owner in early 2014. That owner then kept this car for twelve and a half years and drove it more than 103,000 additional miles. Whatever the original complaint was, the twelve years and six figures of mileage that followed are the most honest answer anyone can give you about how it was resolved. CARFAX also reports no accidents or damage of any kind, no total loss, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, and no odometer problems across the entire history.

? WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY GETTING
? 90-point Carma inspection completed before this vehicle was offered for sale.
? NO ACCIDENTS OR DAMAGE REPORTED TO CARFAX — none, across both owners and thirteen years. Odometer brands guaranteed clear.
? Passed Georgia emissions inspection on 08/14/2026 at 105,908 miles, documented on the CARFAX.
? 33 service history records and 57 detailed records — one of the deepest service files we've listed, and overwhelmingly at Volkswagen franchise dealers. This car was maintained relentlessly.
? Major engine service completed in 11/2025 at Volkswagen of Gainesville — engine timing front cover and cover gasket replaced, oil pan replaced, oil pressure sender/switch replaced, spark plugs replaced, oil and filter changed, engine and oil/fluid leak inspection performed, water separator serviced. This is the expensive, labor-intensive work that decides whether a high-mileage turbo VW is worth owning — and on this one it's already been done.
? Estimated value of that recent engine work: $2,000 – $3,100 at dealer/OEM rates — an estimate, since CARFAX reports what was done rather than what it cost.
? And that's just the last year. Also documented over time: water pump replaced twice, fuel pump replaced, fuel injectors replaced, intake manifold replaced, ignition coils replaced, oil cooler and seals replaced, A/C compressor, expansion valve and receiver/dryer replaced, front brake pads and rotors, rear rotors, rear wheel bearings and hubs, control arms and bushings, serpentine and drive belts, four tires with alignment, and batteries replaced on four separate occasions. Very little of consequence on this car is still the original part.
? Two previous owners, both personal use — never a rental, never a fleet unit. The second owner drove it 8,342 miles a year for over a decade.
? Both keys included. Small thing until you've priced a replacement Volkswagen key and had it programmed — then it isn't.
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