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2001 Audi Tt Quattro Base Coupe 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars

US $8,000.00
Year:2001 Mileage:141017
Location:

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States
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 Up for sale is my beloved 2001 Audi TT Quattro Coupe. It's the 225HP, 6 speed version (AMU engine code) with: cruise control, power windows, doors, Bose premium audio w/ 6 disc changer, heated seats, leather interior (aviator gray) keyless entry, alarm w/ proximity sensor, fold down rear seats, and optional cup holders. Car is in great condition for an 13 year old car, just look at the pics. I also have many more pics, so please email me if you'd like me to send. The car has 141,017 miles currently, but the engine was partially rebuilt by Audi at 83,760 miles due to a failed (stripped) timing belt which bent a bunch of valves and destroyed the head. The car was under warranty at the time so Audi of America replaced the entire top end of the engine (which I have the paperwork for). Here's a list of what was replaced: cylinder head, head gasket, timing belt, roller, tensioner, water pump, thermostat, vacuum lines, and bunch of miscellaneous screws, bolts, and gaskets. So the car has less than 50K miles on the top end of the engine. It runs perfectly and sounds amazing. In addition to the top end rebuild of the engine, I've done quite a bit of work on the car myself as I'm pretty anal when it comes to my cars. Here's a list of the maintenance done by myself on the car, most done w/in the last year:

• oil changes every 7,500 miles using Mobil 1 full synthetic
• replaced fuel filter w/ Mahle filter w/in last year
• replaced cabin / interior air filter w/in last year
• replaced Haldex oil and filter w/in last 8K miles (AWD unit)
• replaced transmission fluid w/ Redline full synthetic w/in last year...shifts smooth as silk w/ no notchiness or grinding at all in any gear
• rebuilt instrument cluster in 2009 w/ ModuleMasters...replaced center info display so no dead pixels at all
• replaced coolant flange and all coolant (w/ proper Pentosin) w/in last year
• replaced A/C compressor, expansion valve, drier, all o-rings, flushed lines, and fan control relay nearly a year ago...A/C blows ice cold and car has no overheating issues
• replaced front brake rotors w/ slotted rotors, EBC greenstuff pads
•brand new battery (in May '12)
• I'm sure there's more, but that's what comes to mind immediately. I have all records of repairs from dealer and a Clear Title in Hand.

Mods and Extras Included:

German Body Kit by Regula Tuning
Vortex Side Skirts
Evolution Racing Cold Air Intake
Blue Flame Exhaust 2.5 inch from cat back. Don't make any more very hard to find.
H & R Coilovers
APR Fully Adjustable Links front and rear
Sway Bars
New in Box Boost and Oil Pressure Gauges
Fat Five wheels with tires (snow tires mounted on fronts)
Car Cover with bag
All Weather mats with Rear mat which includes block locks
Haldex Wrench and Fluid for one more service on Haldex unit.

Also the Factory Exhaust as well included.

 Bad : Liner in hatch needs to be re-glued, The glove box handle like all TT's needs to be replaced. Normal wear and tear on paint from a car of its age.

NOT interesting trading and I am not in a hurry to sell so please no low ballers. Price is firm and I don't need any help selling!!

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