2007 Audi S4 Cabriolet Convertible 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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This extra-nice all wheel drive convertible is in very good condition, and it runs and drives incredible. This S4 is powered by a very responsive 4.2 liter V8 that is rated at 340 hp and 302 lb-ft of torque. Its mated to a 6 speed tiptronic transmission that lets you shift manually if you choose, using either the shift lever or paddles on the wheel. Handling is crisp and cornering is excellent. The Quattro all wheel drive system assures traction in any condition. Just inspected and replaced the following: new tires all four corners; new brakes, new inspection, new roof position sensor; new serpentine belt; new throttle position sensor / gas pedal; and lastly a new, fresh oil change. This car needs NOTHING but a new driver! I've never ever seen another one with a red roof and red leather. This car is as rare and as classy as they come. Has every option available including: Bose sound system, NAV, Sirius, Carbon Fiber trim package, etc... If you're looking for an S4 Cab, you will not find one nicer, cleaner, or more sorted... A full, clean, CarFax report is included and can be faxed to prospective buyer. Please call me with any questions. John 814-659-0000
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