2004 Nogaro Blue Audi S4, Six Speed on 2040-cars
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
Putting my 2004 Audi S4 up for sale the car is in excellent shape and is well taken care of. 2004 Audi S4 4.2L V8 6 speed manual Nogaro Blue 90,7xx miles Upgrades: 18 inch VMR RS4 style wheels JHM 93 Tune Pre cat delete Gutted main cats Fast Intentions cat back RS4 Sway bar Vogtland Coilovers 034 Trans Mount Apikol Rear Dif Mount Zimmerman drilled and slotted rotors Maintenance: I have to go over the paper work but the car has seen regular oil changes, wear items such as control arms have been replaced as well. I did an oil change in March and spark plugs were done in the beginning of June. This car is really clean both on the exterior and interior. There are no major door dings or scratches that are visible. There are no rips or tears in the interior, everything works well, the rubber isn't coming off of the interior pieces. Typical glove box hinge and the arm rest hinge are broken, they still open fine you just need to be careful. Mechanically the car is in great shape, no CEL just a leaky valve cover gasket, the car will come with brand new valve cover gaskets. The coilovers and rubber mounts have around 500 miles on them. Would be happy to answer any questions. |
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Sat, 31 May 2014It's relatively common to hear about unethical valets taking a joyride and wrecking high-performance cars. However, a recent 'accident' in Monaco might be one of the weirdest cases ever. Of course, now the lawyers may get involved.
Andreas Belzek, owner of tuning firm Prior Design, was driving his highly modified, black with gold pinstripes, widebody Audi R8 (pictured above) to the Hotel de Paris in the famously rich city on the shores of the Mediterranean. Upon arriving, he was going to check in but wanted to park the supercar himself, which was against the hotel's rules. He protested to the valet but eventually gave in and handed over the keys. Then the problems began.
The Audi barely moved before the valet herniated a disk in his back and couldn't leave the car. The police and paramedics arrived to the scene, which had to be quite a crowd in a city as tiny as Monaco. To get the guy out, the rescue crew had to hook him to a special hoist and carry him out, according to Germany's Focus Online. Belzek claims the efforts to save the man caused roughly 10,000 euros ($13,622) in damage to the car's carbon fiber, Alcantara and Nappa leather interior.
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