2007 Audi A4 2.0t With 134k Miles on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
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I am soon to be a freshman in college, I am just trying to sell my hand me down Audi because it's too much of a priority for me and not a first car for a college student. Trying to sell before I move out of state to college next month, so before August 10th. 2007 Audi A4 2.0 turbo in fair condition. No A/C due to right side damage to the bumper from being backed into. The A/C condenser is busted but the heat does work as well as the defroster. Sunroof, AM/FM radio w/satellite radio if you install it. Power windows and power drivers seat. Bluetooth wireless and a 6-cylinder engine. Semi-automatic w/S (speed) drive. Clean/decent inside, the middle counsel is broken but not the counsel itself just the cover; so it will need replaced but you can go to a junk yard or parts store and find one for it. Black leather interior/seats. The engine light is on due to needing new sensor cords for the engine but the engine itself is perfectly fine I promise. Good tires just got them rotated and just got a full synthetic oil change as well. If any questions please feel free to contact me by text, email or call. NO SCAMS PLEASE, I seriously do not have time for it. Asking for $6,420 or best offer, the lowest I will take is preferably $5,500 but I can negotiate some.
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