Sport Package 6speed Stage 3 With Tons Of Modifications on 2040-cars
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States
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I love this car and don't want to sell it but I need to. Has been a very fun and reliable car for me and im sure the next owner will enjoy it as much as I have. I have tons of money and time invested into this car and most of the major maintenance has already been done along with long list of modifications which has made this car a very fast and fun daily driver.
2000 Audi s4 sport package 6speed at 130k: New starter New front passanger side, axle, wheel bearing and wheel hub
The good: Very solid car, runs and drives very well. Engine runs strong and the transmission shifts very well. Very clean body and clean interior for the year. Now for the bad, nothing major wrong with the car but there are a few small issues: Infamous issue with the center LCD dash pixles being distorted, about $150 to replace the screen just has not bothered me enough to fix. Front brake rotors will have to be replaced in the future, the car still stops fine but does have a slight vibration under heavy braking. Ebrake doesn't work very well, been that way since I purchased the car and never got around to fixing it. Not sure if it needs to be tightened or what. Engine light comes on and off due to the catless exhaust system, you can get a tune to code them out or use 02 simulators to permanently get rid of the light. 2 small burn holes on the bottom of the back seat from previous owner.
If you are a serious buyer feel free to call or text me for more info or questions . 508-965-9320
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