2008 Audi Tt 3.2 Quattro Roadster on 2040-cars
Ekalaka, Montana, United States
I love driving this car and don't want to sell it but I need more room to transport my three dogs. The car is in excellent condition except for a couple of scratches and the windshield is pitted. The car has been well maintained. It has had all scheduled maintenance, including regular oil changes. I recently replaced the front brake pads and the rears are still in good shape. I bought the car new in 2008 and have been the only owner. The car has been garage kept and looks and drives great even in the snow since it has AWD. The car hasn't been in any accidents and the majority of the miles on it are highway miles. I purchased an extended Platinum warranty from Audi in June 2012 for 48 months or an additional 50,000 miles which is transferrable. This car is fun, reliable, and comfortable. I have actually taken it on numerous trips up east and have never had any problems at all no matter how hot or cold it has been. I have actually driven the 1200+ miles straight through because the car is just so comfortable to drive. This car is a must see!! Car has a satelite radio installed you just need to set up service. There are to many standard options to list here including sportronic shift, Bose premium sound system, and electronic stability control.
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