Audi A7 Supercharged on 2040-cars
Carthage, Tennessee, United States
Up for sale is a 2013 Audi A7 Premium Plus edition with approximately 40,700 hwy miles. This car is in near perfect condition and is extremely clean inside and out!!! You will not be disappointed! This Audi has all of the bells and whistles... The heated seats, blind spot alert, navigation, back up camera, automatic lifting rear hatch, LED accent lighting throughout the car, and more. I have 100% feedback on Ebay and have sold several vehicles previously. I pride myself on trying to be as descriptive as possible so you know what you're getting before you show up. I've bought from dealers before online and always ask specific questions about the condition and usually get the response...yeah yeah everything's fine and then when I get there the car has a huge dent somewhere or a deep scratch. So feel confident with me that you're getting an accurate description. With that said, there is always the chance that someone might notice something that I didn't...but I try to cover everything I can. Mechanical 10/10 Not a single mechanical issue with the car and it runs perfect. Oil changed, brakes changed, fluids checked, etc. Interior 9.5/10I am being extremely critical by giving the interior a 9.5 instead of a 10, but there are a couple of very very minor creases on the edge of the driver's side seat. You can see these clearly in the photos. Not nearly as noticable in person. Exterior 9/10There are a few minor rock specks on the front bumper. Sitting or kneeling in front of the bumper you can see them, but 10 ft away you can't. I was unable to get a photo that would show up on camera.
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