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3.2 Quattro 2009 Premium Plus, Low Miles, Heated Seats on 2040-cars

US $18,995.00
Year:2009 Mileage:57711
Location:

Port Gibson, Mississippi, United States

Port Gibson, Mississippi, United States
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This Audi A4 Quattro (the 2009 model) is the last year Audi outfitted A4's with the 3.2L V-6 motor. It is the Premium Plus addition. It has tan interior and the blonde wood trim. I went from central Mississippi to Springfield, Missouri to get it in 2010. It was a program model for the Audi dealership there so I bought it as a certified pre-owned, but I am the only actual owner of the car. It has never been smoked in, nor bent or harmed in any way. It has been garage kept it's whole life. It has all-wheel drive and power everything (including heated seats). It has a 6 disk CD changer in that is in the dash. Everything works as it should and it drives incredibly well. Gas mileage is surprising as well, but keep in mind that it does take premium fuel. There is also an iPhone connection in the glove box (the iPhone 4 style connector). It will play your music through one of two on-board computers. It also has blue tooth, so hands free talking is available with any blue tooth capable smart phone, and the voice you hear comes through the cars' many speakers - the Premium sound system from Audi. The tires are in very good condition all the way around. I changed the front trim (where the front tag goes). We are not required to have front tags in Mississippi and I wanted to put on an European plate. A chip of paint came off of this after market trim piece and I touched it up. I do still have the original trim piece (included) and it is flawless. It has the duel temperature settings and the A/C and heat perform very well. I use the rubber floor mats in it, but it has the carpet ones as well. I also have the owners manuals and all of the original paperwork on the car. It has the Audi-original curved LED driving lights that look awesome at all times. I have a new truck to pull a boat and a bike and just do not need it any more. It's a beautiful car that drives and handles as one might (or might not) expect. It really is a must see/drive car. It will also undoubtedly be a collector sought-after vehicle with the rarity of the 3.2L V-6. It will have to be picked up, or I can meet in the Jackson - Vicksburg - Natchez, Mississippi area if it would help anyone. Thanks for looking.       

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