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2004 Audi A4 Car 04 Sedan on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:85300
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Hello All,

I am selling my 2004 Audi A4. The car has served me well the last few years however I have decided to move on and get a new car. The car runs fine. As with any used car that is sold, I am selling the car completely as-is and all sales are final - there are no returns or refund under any circumstances. The car has normal nicks and scratches for a 2004 car, please see the pictures. Note in the pictures that the glove compartment cover will close, however, it is not connected and can be completely removed (it broke off, but will stay closed). One other thing to note is that the car's dashboard always has the engine check light on. I've been riding the car with the light on for 2 years without any problems. I brought the car to the mechanic multiple times (particularly when I needed an inspection) and they could never find the problem. This should not be an issue, however, I can't guarantee anything - and again, the car is sold as-is.

I will not ship this vehicle. You will need to come pick up the car. I will only accept cash. Personal checks or Paypal will NOT be accepted. 

Please email me if you have any questions at all. I have other pictures, just email me and I can forward on (I'm limited to 24 on eBay).

Thank you for looking at my listing!

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Detroit Auto Show prankster 'damages' hundreds of thousands of dollars of cars

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