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2002 Audi S6 Avant Wagon 4.2l V8 on 2040-cars

US $11,000.00
Year:2002 Mileage:106196 Color: is in pretty good shape considering it
Location:

Wilton, Connecticut, United States

Wilton, Connecticut, United States
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We're the original owners of this 2002 Audi S6 Avant.  I purchased this car for my wife the year our daughter was born and it's been her kid transporter for the past 12 years.  The only notable event in the car's history was a minor accident (doesn't even show up on Autocheck)  several years ago where the passenger front quarter panel was damaged (no other damage).  It was cosmetic only and the panel was replaced with an OEM aluminum front quarter panel by a top quality shop and you'd never know it happened.  The car has never been smoked in and has never been driven hard or modified in any way.

The vehicle exterior is in pretty good shape considering it's age, the exception being the driver front quarter panel where someone left a nice dent in a parking lot (please see pic)...  a paint-less dent repair person could probably improve the look quite a bit since the paint isn't chipped or cracked.  There are some scratches on the rear bumper (inevitable in all the school parking lots) and a couple of minor door dings.  I tried to capture the flaws in pics as best I could.  This S6 has been garaged all its life so the paint looks great.

The interior shows very typical wear on the rubber surfaces (around the headlight switch and the hvac buttons) but everything works as it should including heated seats, 6-disc cd changer, a/c, power seats, sunroof, power windows, central locks, etc. with the only exception being the navigation (one of the kids stepped on the controller when they were smaller)... it could be fixed quite easily by replacing the console controller but it's such an archaic system my wife didn't use it anyway (still have all the navigation discs though).  The leather is in very good condition with no rips or tears or excessive wear (treated regularly with a good quality conditioner).

Mechanically the car is in excellent condition.  All service has been done at Danbury Audi for the past 7 years or so since we moved to CT and no expense was spared.  All 4 rotors and pads were replaced (as well as some suspension bushings) within the past year and the radiator was replaced a few months ago due to a slow leak.  Other items that have been replaced recently due to age include the oil cooler and pipe, the coolant expansion tank, turn signal stalk, engine air filter, cabin pollen filter, coolant temperature sensor and thermostat.  Major service was done on time (belts/water pump).  Continental tires have good tread remaining.  New battery last fall.  Engine is strong and transmission shifts as smoothly as it did 12 years ago.

Includes both keys and original books and even the window sticker.  Happy to send specific high res pics on request.


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