WVWFV71K69W025550 2009 Volkswagen Gti

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Lot information
Auction number: 40074014
Auction platform: iaai.com
Sale date: 24.06.2026 17:00
Actual cash value: $7,828
Seller:
Arbella Insurance Company
Location: v2v6v4, 101 - 45635 Mcintosh Drive , Chilliwack, British Columbia
Vehicle condition
Odometer: 226560 Mileage (km) / Not actual
Vehicle title: Salvage-British Columbia
Primary damage: Right Side
Secondary damage: Right Rear
Keys available: No
Airbags: Intact
Condition: Not run
Vehicle information
VIN: WVWFV71K69W025550
Brand: Volkswagen
Model: GTI
Generation: I
Vehicle type: Automobile
Body type: Hatchback
Color: Grey
Engine: 2.0l i4 fi dohc 16v nf4
Cylinders: 4
Transmission: Manual transmission
Drive wheel: Front-wheel drive
Fuel: Gasoline
Year of production: 2009

Past Yard Data

Historical auction records show that this 2009 Volkswagen GTI with vin WVWFV71K69W025550 was processed and cataloged before being offered for sale. It appears the keys were unavailable during the auction process. This vehicle is associated with a Salvage-British Columbia title according to the available documents.

Road History

Classic liftgate model, perfect for anyone who wants a no-nonsense commuter. Bags are intact.

Current Shape

The yard notes say you're dealing with primary damage centered on the Right Side. The yard guys couldn't get it to fire up, meaning it's going to need a winch to move. Trust your gut; if the car looks a bit off in the photos, it’s probably hiding something.