2005 Audi A4 Turbo Cabriolet on 2040-cars
Troy Avenue Brooklyn NY, New York, United States
It’s exceptionally clean and well-maintained one owner vehicle with car fax available. No rust, impeccable conditioned, never in an accident with all original paint.
Basics:
1. Fuel type: gasoline
2. Title: Clean
3. Exterior Color: Avocado
4. Interior Color: Tan
5. Engine Cylinder: 1.8L I4
6. Mileage: 52185
7. Transmission: CVT
8. Vehicle: Convertible
9. Drive: FWD
10. Door: 2
Features:
* ABS 4-Wheel
* Cassette/ Radio Am/Fm
* Cd Changer
* Clock
* Cruise Control
* Dual Front Air Conditioning
* Dual Front Airbags & Side Airbags
* Gauge Tachometer
* Power (Door locks, Steering, Windows)
* Rear (Ski Bag, Seat Type, Window Defogger)
* Tilt & Telescopic Steering Wheel
* Trip Computer
* Alloy Wheels & other features
Email: 773cars @ gmail.com
Mobile: (347)460-5268
If you would like to see it, I invite you to view and test drive if for yourself. For inquiries, please leave a message and I‘ll respond to you as soon as possible. (LR)
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