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2006 Audi S4 Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars

US $22,950.00
Year:2006 Mileage:63125
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
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I'm selling my 2006 Audi S4 with ONLY 63k miles. This S4 has been professionally serviced at Audi of North Houston. The timing tension chain was replaced under extended warranty! so nothing to fear with this S4. The car is loaded with the Premium Package which includes the sunroof, home link, and auto dimming mirrors, auto windshield wipers, adaptive bi-xenon headlights, as well as the Cold Weather Pkg which includes heated seats, heated mirrors, and other great features. It has an incredible sounding Bose stereo. All 8 books and 3 keys are included as are both Audi accessory tool kits. The tires are great shape with 85% tread life on them and the S4 has just had fresh service, etc. 


This S4 is the extremely desirable combination of metallic silver on black leather with SMOOTH 6 speed tiptronic paddle shifting. Don't hesitate as it won't last long!


Additionally, the car has the extremely high quality Milltek Catted Downpies and JHM Tune allowing for better gas milage and letting the V8 breathe and sound as it should with a drone free ride on the interior. the only thing I can think of that is even worth noting as a flaw a small ding on the left front tip of the hood caused by the original dealer ship when unloading the car. The interior literally still smells brand new leather and looks virtually new as can be seen in the pictures. The car is an absolute blast to drive with it's 4.2L V8 pushing ~360hp and well over 300 lb/ft of tq,


Call Anthony at 305--781--1501 with any questions or to arrange a viewing. The car is currently located at my house in Houston, TX 77038


Additional information and mods


**VORSTEINER HOOD NOT INCLUDED**


Engine and Performance:

Full Exhaust

Milltek catted downpipes

non-resonated exhaust

K&N Drop-in air filter

JHM Tune

Adam's Slotted Rotors- AR Street

EBC Red Stuff Pads


Cosmetics:

RS4 Black Optics w/custom gloss black wrapped filler plate

RS4 Fog light grilles

BBS CH Wheels in Gloss Black w/Silver Lip

Gloss Black- Mirrors, Trunk Lip Spoiler, Trunk Trim, and Rear Diffuser

LED License Plate Bulbs

LED DRL's and City Lights 

LED Interior Lighting

HID Foglights


I reserve the right to end this auction early or sell locally, Milage may increase do to i am still driving the car


Vehicle report shows 5 owners. 2 out of the 5 were dealerships, i am actually the third owner.


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