2005 Audi A8 Quattro Sport Sedan on 2040-cars
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States
Audi A8 Quattro Sport sedan Average Resale Value: $16,607 MPG: 18 - 24 mpg Bodystyle: Sport Sedan The 2005 A8 4.2 models are powered by a 330-horsepower 4.2-liter four-cam V8 with Audi's five-valve-per-cylinder technology. A six-speed automatic transmission with Tiptronic manual shift control is the only transmission offered, feeding power to Audi's standard Quattro full-time all-wheel-drive system. The A8 4.2s come loaded with all the luxury features you'd expect at this price point. The air-conditioning system, for example, uses temperature, moisture, and infrared sensors to detect and demist the windows before they can even think about fogging. Similar to that of the BMW 7 Series and Jaguar XJ series, the A8's parking brake is electromechanical, which in other words means a switch. Sport Package - $2,800 Front and rear alloy wheels with 18 inch rim diam; Front and rear all seasons tires with 255 mm tire width and 40% tire profile; Spacesaver alloy rim internal spare wheel; Transmission with shift lever on steering wheel; Driver selectable responsive suspension; [PQT] 18" 9-Spoke Wheels w/AS Tires And [PPS] Sport Package Cold Weather Package - $1,100 Leather covered electrically adjustable heated multi-function steering wheel with tilt adjustment and telescopic adjustment; Excludes: [P31] Multi-function Birch Steering Wheel And [P32] Multi-function Walnut Steering Wheel And [P33] Multi-function Sycamore Steering Wheel; Includes: [PCW] Cold Weather Package Convenience Package - $2,000 Rear electric blind , side manual blind; Electric trunk/hatch pull down; Smart card / smart key automatic, includes central locking and includes ignition starter; Illuminated vanity mirror with rear Front and Rear Parktronic system - $700 Parking distance control sensors rear and front with radar Adaptive Cruise Control - $2,100 Cruise control with distance sensors Dual Rear Seat Climate Control - $600Front facing heated ventilated rear seats; Rear seats secondary ventilation controls; Air conditioning with rear control for climate control 4; Rear air conditioner; Rear heater Front Seat Massage And Ventilation - $1,500 Driver and passenger active/massage ventilated seat; Requires: [PAW] Cold Weather Package 18" 9-Spoke Wheels w/AS Tires - $1,700 Front and rear alloy wheels with 18 inch rim diam, 8.0 inch rim width; Front and rear all seasons tires with 255 mm tire width, 45% tire profile and ZR tire rating BOSE Premium Sound System with 18 speakers including sub-woofers. A Car-Fax/Auto-Check report is available upon request. Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/cars/2005/audi/a8/packages_options/#ixzz2eDuKMkEb |
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