2005 Audi A6 Quattro 3.2l Clean Car Fax - Low Miles on 2040-cars
Columbus, Mississippi, United States
Here for your consideration is a 2005 Audi A6 Quattro with the 3.2L engine. This auto only has 73K miles and has a clean car fax showing NO ACCIDENTS. It has just had the major service work done that includes the timing belt and water pump replaced amongst other things (approx. $3000 service). This car is clean but not perfect cosmetically, it has a few dings and scratches from normal wear of a 9 year old car. The tires about 70% of new. The interior is not flawless but looks pretty damn nice. No check engine lights and no issues to my knowledge. For those not familiar with the Quattro, the Quattro is an AWD vehicle that makes it a very safe car to drive in most all weather conditions. Why am I selling? I purchased this car for my daughter for safety but have now figured out that it is much too powerful for her 1st auto. My wife and I have decided she would be better off with a 4 cyl. later model car that we can have serviced locally. Feel free to call me (Dan) at 662-574-3147 for questions or to set an appointment to inspect/drive/purchase. |
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