2009 Audi R8 on 2040-cars
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States
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All scheduled maintenance, All records, Always garaged, Excellent condition, Factory GPS, New tires, No accidents, Immaculate interior, Well maintained, A/C ice cold, car has Audi magnetic dampening system, sport mode, leather/microfiber combo seats, heated seats, blue tooth, arctic silver side blades, tinted windows, hill hold assist, cruise control. This car is pimp! A two toned modern work of automobile art. I am selling this car because we have a new baby and my wife can't drive it. She is Asian and you've hear about Asian female drivers, and my car is a 6 speed manual that will go from zero to outer-space in less than 5 seconds and I do not want her anywhere but in the passenger seat, which is a problem if our other car goes down. People gawk when I drive by. It is loud when you want it to be loud (high revs around town) and quiet when you want it to be quiet (low-mid rpm's for interstate cruising). Performance is out of this world (Audi quattro grips road like nothing you've ever seen. This car will bend around corners going Mach 3). A Navy SEAL drove my car and said it was "the experience of a lifetime". One owner prior to myself. I purchased car in mint condition with 6,000mi on it in 2011 and have put 21,000mi on the car over the last 3 year driving it on Interstate 20 to one of our satellite offices. Car is in excellent condition. I've had the windshield replaced due to a stray rock from an 18-wheeler so it's brand spanking new.
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