2008 Audi S6 - V10, 5.2l on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
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Up for sale is a 2008 Audi S6 Grey with black leather interior, currently with 92,000 miles. Car still runs beautifully, interior and exterior in great shape. Please let me know of any questions.
Recently had new battery installed and new plugs and wires in May 2014. Vehicle just passed inspection in early June 2014.
Condition: Body is in great shape for a 2008- Some minor body dings and mico-scratches in a few spots, but nothing very noticeable unless you are looking for them. Previous owner had the car tuned by APR (http://www.goapr.com/products/ecu_upgrade_52fsi.html) and car really goes when driven in "sport" mode, but still a very good daily driver and is more reserved when driven in standard "drive" mode
Check engine light is on, this is due to a minor fault in 1 of the oxygen sensors (there are 8 total). My Audi dealership advised me not to worry about changing the sensor at this time as it is a fairly large job and is not affecting the drivability of the car at all. I have all the documentation from the Dealership and the error code that came up.
Please let me know of any questions or pics you would like to see.
Equipped Options: Warm Weather Package - $1,190 Technology Package - $3,350 Carbon Fiber Inlays - $400 |
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