2006 Audi A3 Nice on 2040-cars
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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Looks & drives great, Mostly highway miles, New tires, New brakes, new front end bearings/cv joints, Non-smoker, Title in hand, Very clean interior, Well maintained. Come take a look and see what you think. This is a great car that is fast and gets great mileage (33+MPG)EGR valve will be replaced prior to delivery,and the air takes a while to get cold on very hot days however it does get cold. Items will be repaired prior to delivery. The car will come with a fresh service. Here are some of the features:Air Bag-Frontal-DriverAir Bag-Frontal-PassengerAir Bag-Side Head-FrontBrakes-ABSBrakes-Type-4 Wheel DISCSecurity SystemTraction ControlAir Conditioning-Auto Climate ControlAir Conditioning-FrontAir Conditioning-Multi-ZoneCruise ControlKeyless EntryMax Seating Capacity: 5Power LocksSeat Trim-ClothSeats-Front BucketSteering Wheel-AdjustableSteering-PowerTrunk-Release-RemoteWindows-PowerAudio-AM/FM StereoAudio-CD PlayerAudio-Upgrade Sound SystemInteriorFloor MatsPower OutletExteriorDoors: 4Rear Window DefoggerWipers-IntermittentWipers-Variable Speed IntermittentTiresFront Tire Size: P225/45R17Rear Tire Size: P225/45R17Spare Tire SizeWheelsFront Wheel Material: AlloyRear Wheel Material: AlloyCome take a test drive. I'm located on the southside of Chattanooga, TN. Call with questions. 513-720-0509
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