2004 Audi Rs6 One Owner, Original Paint, Complete History, Timing Belt Just Done on 2040-cars
North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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2004 AUDI RS6 Only 69,800 Kms (43,400 Miles), One Owner, Vancouver car, Fully Documented, Maintained by Audi Dealer. No Accidents - original paint in immaculate condition. BBS 19x8.5 LM series forged wheels. Very recent Michelin Pilot Sport 2 tires. Original wheels are not available. Timing Belt and associated parts just replaced. Service C (plugs, etc.) done at the same time. Valve gaskets and the right motor mount have also been replaced. Complete Service History! Inspection report is available. Warranty Available as well.
I am sure, that if you are reading this you already know enough about the legendary performance of the RS6. There are absolutely NO MODIFICATIONS to engine managements, etc. There is no need to discuss options as these cars came pretty much one way - fully loaded with everything Audi had to offer, including (pretty useless) navigation, Solar panel sunroof, CD changer, BOSE sound, etc. All books, keys and NAV discs are present. Passport radar detector installed - sensors are at the front and rear of the car. This is a Canadian vehicle, As it is essentially identical to the US model no modifications will be required for it to be imported into US. Please call 694 516 6002 of email info@splendidauto.com to discuss the process or if you have any other questions. We can assist with shipping arrangements. Canadian buyers pay GST, no tax collected if sold outside of Canada. |
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