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2006 Audi A6 4.2l S Line on 2040-cars

US $11,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:116890
Location:

Raeford, North Carolina, United States

Raeford, North Carolina, United States

 I am selling my 2006 Audi A6 4.2 S-Line;

I have had this car for 2 years and have it immaculately maintained at Audi Jacksonville, FL until my recent move to NC.

This is the AWD Quattro Model with the 4.2L V8. I have done a few tasteful mods:

  • Edelbrock lowering springs (I have the stock springs to give with the car)
  • APR ECU tune (brings the car from 335 to 352 HP)
  • APR security lockout
  • APR Anti-Theft
  • APR Throttle body alignment and fault code erase system
  • 20" Ace Alloy Convex Gloss Black w/ Machined Accents
  • Continental Extreme Contact DWS (Dry, Wet & Snow) Ultra High Performance All-Season radial
  • Brembo brakes (rotors and pads)
  • removal of all rear badges
  • I have a new blacked out front grill I have not installed, but will give with the car.

The spare factory wheel and tire are still in the back. The tires also come with life4time balance and rotation from discount tire.


The factory options include almost everything available that year!

  • "Audi Key" Proximity key that allows key-less entry, push to start and key-less locking!
  • Navigation
  • 6 Disk in glove box changer
  • Sirius Satellite radio
  • All leather everywhere
  • distinctive front grille with S-line badge, aluminum door sills with S-line badges, S-line front and rear bumpers
  • bi-xenon adaptive headlights
  • “coming home and leaving home” lighting system
  • multifunction steering wheel
  • Home link garage door opener
  • sunroof
  • programmable daytime running lights
  • Multi Media Interface (MMI) control terminal

I am sure this car has more, it seems I find new stuff every time I drive it. I have owned the car for 2 years. 


The Bad: The 20" rims have a few scuffs on them (don't let you girlfriend drive your car....), The transmission has started to hard shift in 3rd and 4th, it has been doing it about 3k miles. This is the primary reason I am getting rid of the car, as I simply want a new car, and don't want to put the time and $$ into any repair, no matter if its a sensor, or whatever! I am not sure why it is hard shifting, my local mechanic has found no fault codes and told me he would have to pull the tranny to see (I am not interested in taking it to that level), so I ma prepared to let her go at a very reasonable price, in the event you will have to make any repairs.






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