2004 - Audi A4 on 2040-cars
Dexter City, Ohio, United States
2004 Audi A4 Ultrasport (B6 Model). This car has been taken care of inside and out ever since it has been in my possession. I am the second owner of this car and purchased it at 107K miles. It currently has 148K miles on it. The oil is changed every 6K miles with full synthetic. This car is superb and looks amazing. The AWD is everything you imagine it to be. This car handles amazing in the snow with no problem. I run my summer tires throughout the NE Ohio winters because thats how good this car is in the snow with the AWD system. I have no worries about driving this car anywhere no matter what the weather. ULTRASPORT PACKAGE - To my knowledge the Ultrasport package is basically an upgraded front and rear bumper (like S4) as well as the door blades, basically is a S4 without the V8 motor and S4 badging. Really nice upgrade from the basic model package I had the windows tinted last year and it gives it a great look. 5% in the rear and 20% in the front. I also installed a Double-DIN JVC Head-Unit a couple years ago and ran the iPod integration to the glovebox so you do not have any wires going through the cabin area. Very clean install. This JVC unit is Sirius & Pandora Ready if you wish to use it as well as Navigation.
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