2005 Audi A4 S Line Ultrasport on 2040-cars
Poth, Texas, United States
CONTACT ME AT : lev.monte@yahoo.com
This 2005 A4 quattro S Line (Ultrasport) 1.8t 6 speed manual is a not quitefinished work in progress. It has AWE GT28 turbo Stage 3 engine mods with an 034Hi Flow Cat and AWE exhaust system. I bought the car in late December 2012,which means, shockingly, that I've had it 4 1/2 years. It came with 72,465miles on it...and I have added not quite 5000 miles. It was the ninth out ofstate car I have purchased, and the only one frustrating in terms of getting tomy standard. (I have six Audi's including an '83 quattro turbo coupe,and RS2 modified '95.5 S6 avant, two 2004 Ultrasports and two modified B7A4 quattro S lines.) This car was advertised to be in excellent condition andthe pics seemed to show that, but... I meant to use it as a track car, but itwas too nice, despite numerous shortcomings. It is much improved now, but someauxiliary items, such as the stereo, are currently unfinished. Please read allthe details below. Moro Blue & Black; the first S line, as the 2004 Ultrasportwas renamed and the steering wheel had the S line emblem added. New S4 frontbumper, so front end has fresh paint. S4 mirror caps. Originally purchased inTexas. Owner #2 in Washington did the performance mods at about 25k miles andsince the timing belt is not the original, my assumption is that it was replacedat that time. Third owner on Long Island...clearly not an Audi guy.
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Like its predecessors, the new Audi TT Roadster ditches the coupe's fixed roof and rear seats in favor of an open two-seat cockpit with a traditional folding fabric enclosure that's quieter and lighter than the previous TT's mechanism.
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