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2006 Audi A8l Pristine Condition/ With A 2/1/2 Yr Bumper To Bumper Warranty on 2040-cars

US $13,800.00
Year:2006 Mileage:118000
Location:

Oriskany, New York, United States

Oriskany, New York, United States


2006 Audi A8L odometer: 118000
Highest Bid as of 11/15/13 is $13,500

This pristine 4 wheel drive was the best Audi made for the year! It is the flagship of Audi for the year 2006 and carries all the extra goodies. It has brand new tires a new radiator and many new parts! Synthetic oil just changed, with 118,000 miles it drives like a dream! As you can see from the pictures enclosed this car has bluetooth, navigation, unbelieveable bose stereo system top of the line, heated seat front and back with lumbar support, telescope and heated steering wheel, voice command activation, special cockpit lighting, tinted windows on each back side window and rear window, leather is in very good condition, back seat windows and back window has shades and is in great condition! This car is as good as it gets for being in the snow and looks like a million dollars doing so, with its all wheel drive and traction control. I am selling the car to the best offer.  Call Dave at 315-266-7177 Vin # WAUML44E66N014533 Car fax will be given by request. This is a very expensive high end car that is going cheaply to the highest offer!!
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