2001 Audi A6 Avant on 2040-cars
Mims, Florida, United States
2001 Audi A6 Quattro Avant with 138,000 miles. The car is in good shape with some scratches and slight ding or two. The timing belt, plugs, wires, gaskets, seals, and tires all have been replace in Sept 2013 (less than 2,000 miles ago). The work was done by an Audi mechanic and all parts were manufacturer recommended OEM parts. The interior has some wear but there are not rips or tears in the leather or headliner. The car also comes with Audi rubber floor mats.
We are moving to a big city and will only need one car or else we would keep it. The Audi is a great car and hate to part with it. There are some minor issues I have listed in the condition description. Feel free to ask any questions about the car or to request a video tour of the vehicle. |
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Next Audi R8 seen and heard in this spy video
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Seemingly following the game plan of the recently shown Audi TT, the next R8 looks to be an evolutionary update on a supercar form that pretty much everyone loves.
Today, the same shooters that snapped the car in stills have delivered some pretty compelling moving pictures of the thing. Captured both in some less-than-inspiring around-town traffic situations and out on the Nürburgring, the video delivers our first taste of the new R8's auditory splendor. Well... a taste of it, anyway.
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