Audi Allroad Quattro 2.7l Turbo V6 Triptronic Awd on 2040-cars
South Salem, New York, United States
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This Audi Allroad has had one owner and has been meticulously maintained by the original Audi dealership since purchase. All annual servicing and any repairs have been done by certified Audi mechanics. The vehicle has been garaged and kept in a no-smoking and pet-free environment. The 97,000 miles are primarily highway miles from the first few years of the car. In the past few, it's seen less than average use. No rust or damage to the exterior except for minor scuffing on the rear bumper makes this all-wheel-drive vehicle look almost showroom new. The interior with its power-adjustable heated leather seats, power windows and door locks, and Audi Concert 6-disc stereo is likewise in excellent condition. The adjustable-height suspension with ABS and traction control provides a ride that is smooth and quiet. Handling is taught and the antilock brakes and suspension are solid. Tires have only about 1000 miles of wear on them and the adjustable suspension was just serviced and works perfectly.
We're in the process of downsizing or else we'd keep this awesome vehicle ourselves. Our loss can be your gain. |
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