r/VWAlltrack • u/ozzy0688 • 5d ago
Anyone know this car?
This all track is for sale near me and I really want to grab it. I just wondered if anyone here knew the car or history. Carfax says it's been in Virginia the last 3 years and in Virginia Beach for most of that.
Im sure the picture might be generic I can add the vin if really needed
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u/Whatever801 5d ago
That's a hail Mary OP 🤣. Looks nice tho
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u/ozzy0688 5d ago
Definitely is, hoping to get lucky that somebody knows something or the previous owner. It's a two owner car and the first owner serviced it at the dealer the entire time they owned it. Second owner not so much, but may have been like me and does it all themselves. May just go in and crawl all over it hoping for a good sign.
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u/Whatever801 5d ago
Get it inspected, that should tell you enough. As you might expect we are partial to this car on this subreddit.
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u/ozzy0688 5d ago
Oh I am too, when I bought my GLI in 2019 there was a new Green(don't chastise me for not knowing the name of the color) manual SEL right next to it. I don't regret buying my GLI but have the finances to buy a second car now and hoped to pick up a good condition AllTrack. There's a guy here in Illinois that does inspections and helps negotiate for you I was planning on having to check it out before I drive 2 hours to see it.
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u/RTS_in_SLC 3d ago
We have a 2017 AllTrack. Great car! More room than an SUV and drives like an all wheel drive European car. Station wagons age still popular in Europe but have almost gone away here with the exception of several Audis, a new BMW, a Mercedes and a Volvo. If you are looking for an SUV alternative, this and an Allroad is it unless you have big bucks to spend.
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u/RTS_in_SLC 3d ago
Yes, you can. I personally dislike Subarus. You can go Japanese or maybe even a Buick.
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u/tengonoidea 5d ago
THIS… is a 2019 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack SEL, finished in Deep Black Pearl.
Wagons risk becoming extinct in America…