2004 Audi A4 Quattro Avant Wagon 4-door 3.0l - Premium Package on 2040-cars
Midland, Michigan, United States
2004 Audi A4 Avant Quattro 3.0 L V-6 , Triptronic Automatic, Fully Loaded - *Accident Free * This car is probably one of the best cars I have drove. It is a very sporty wagon with lots of power. The timing belt and water pump and other neccesary components have been changed out less than 1000 miles ago. So that expensive Audi Maintence service and worries about the critical engine component failure is relieved. All receipts availible to new owner. The car also boasts newer sporty high performace tires for all weather driving. The car is in sound good condition, it runs, accelerates strong, and drives smoothly. Don't pay a new car price when you can get a good quality dependable ride for much less. This has been my daily driver over the last few months, but still like my truck better for my work and will probably purchase a new dodge 1500 diesel in the spring when there availible to pull our fifth wheeler. That is why I am selling.
The following optional equipment has been installed on this Audi: PPX Premium Package: Power Moon Roof, Home link Remote Transmitter, Multi Function Steering Wheel, Auto Dimming and fold Exterior mirrors, Auto Dimming interior mirror w/ compass, Light sensor package, Xenon Headlights, Memory Seat and mirror adjustments
PAW Cold Weather Package: Heated Front Seats and Ski Sack
With this all being said, this is a used car and it does have a couple of small door dings and a few minor scratches in the bumper area. The bottom left front fender has a very small spot where paint is peeling from stone chips, but I have touched it with touch-up paint. Audi may cover this repair under the existing corrosion warranty, but I have not checked.
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