1998 Audi A6 on 2040-cars
Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
up for sale is a 1998 Audi a6 with 110,xxx miles, this is a strong running car, all leather with sun roof heated seats with wood grain interior. This car is fully loaded out with everything. The color is a cool grey and interior is tan. This car will need inspected and there is a tear in the passenger seat also the rear window doesn't work and it will need an abs sensor. but no check engines lights and the tires are about 90 percent but other than that its a reliable strong running Audi. This vehicle is being sold as is with no warranty. very powerful vehicle has a lot of power its a v6 engine it has had a fresh oil change and all fluids are up to date. Has remote keyless entry and rear pop power trunk, and over head lighting in the rear and front and is very comfortable.
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