Audi S5 V8 6speed Mt With Sports Diff on 2040-cars
Rochester Hills, Michigan, United States
2011 Audi S5 B8 Coupe
V8 with a 6 Speed Manual Transmission
Audi Quattro with Sports Differential
922xx Miles
Bang and Olufsen Sound System
19 Inch Stock Wheels with Continental DWS 06 All Season tires
Also available is a set of Dunlop winter Sport 3D
Black Extrerior with Black Interior
Leather Heated Seats with Bolsters and Thigh support
Clean Car, No accidents
No Mods All Stock
Runs and Drives Great
No Issues
All Service Records included
More Photos to come
Its my Daily Driver so the mileage would go up.
Asking $21500.
I am selling this car, I am trying to upgrade to a newer model S5 (Four Door).
Message me for more Details and pictures of the car.
https://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/832140-2011-Audi-S5-V8-6MT-Sports-DIFF
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