2001 Audi A6 Quattro Base Sedan Black/bl. Leather 4-door 4.2l Low 89,300 Miles on 2040-cars
Hollis, New York, United States
Very nice and well maintained Audi A6 Quattro with a very spirited 4.2 V-8. There are four small body issues that I know of and have tried to highlight in the photos. There is a small dimple in the hood which I believe was the result of a falling acorn. Offending Oak Tree is visible in the photo. There is a small ding in the passenger side rear door, a scrape in the upper part of the drivers side rear fender well and a small crack in the plastic towards the bottom of the front bumper on the driver's side. Over-all the car is in very good condition with the leather seats in superb condition and the carpet is excellent. I live in New York City but the vehicle is located in Des Moines, Iowa and was primarily driven by my late sister who was not really able to drive much. It has been garaged for several months and is a little dusty on the inside but I will have that taken care of before the sale. I only travel back and forth several times a year and it does not make much sense to let it sit there. I replaced the battery when I was there in October to insure that there would be no problems with it starting after a period of inactivity. The tires were new at 79,000 miles there is a Sunroof and a Boze sound system. I am the second owner and have owned it since 2005 I believe. It is a little foggy to me right now. a title search may show one additional owner, I am not sure but that was a nephew who took the delivery and signed for it and it was in his name temporarily until I arrived to change the title. There are also a couple of lights that I do not even know to which function they refer that are out in the center of the dash that are out. I do not believe that they are anything critical as I had the vehicle serviced in September and no mention was made of them. Please keep in mind that I will be traveling back at the time of the sale from New York just for this purpose so allow me a couple of days to work out the details. I would also like to ask that if you are interested contact me before bidding with questions. While I have driven the car, and it runs great I did not drive it often enough to completely remember all of the features that it has. The last time that I was there I could not remember how to turn on the fan to the heater for the first few minutes that I was in the car. The V8 engine in this Audi has a lot of power. My sister picked this out and it was a lot more car than she ever needed as she was barely able to walk to it. But for anyone who wants that extra something when accelerating you will certainly have it available to you.
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