2011 Audi A8 A8l on 2040-cars
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2011 Audi A8L AUDI A8 L | PREM & REAR SEAT COMFORT PKGS, READ DVD, PANO, BANG & OLUFSEN STANDARD EQUIPMENT Blacked out trim with 22 Black wheels All Service done at Audi of Fort WorthAbsolutely nothing wrong with the car. Selling because I purchase a new one. Details:? Passenger Lumbar? Power Driver Seat? Woodgrain Interior Trim? Power Passenger Seat? Heated Driver Seat? Heated Driver Seat? Driver Lumbar? Cooled Driver Seat• REAR SEAT Original Price:$3000.00? Details:? Entertainment System• PANORAMA SUNROOF[PPA]? Original Price:$1300.00? Details:? Sun/Moon Roof? Panoramic Roof• REAR SEAT COMFORT PKG[PE6]? Original Price:$4000.00? Details:? Cooled Rear Seat? Climate Control? Dual Zone A/C? Heated Rear Seat? Rear A/C? A/C• ALCANTARA HEADLINER• 20 10-SPOKE ALLOY WHEELS[PRK]? Original Price:$1200.00? Details:? Aluminum Wheels• BANG & OLUFSEN ADVANCED SOUND SYSTEM[8RF]? Original Price:$6300.00? Details:? Premium Sound System• LED HEADLIGHTS
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