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2004 Audi A8l, Spotless Mirror Like Black Exterior, Chrome Grill,19's,gorgeous!! on 2040-cars

US $7,995.00
Year:2004 Mileage:183898
Location:

Titusville, Florida, United States

Titusville, Florida, United States
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2004 Audi A8L...Florida car...just look at the many photos offered below..the cas is absolutely spotless in and out..the car is a literal statement..it is the A8 "L" edition which is the long bodied model..paint is mirror like, interior is absolutely spotless EVERYWHERE..the only minor flaws are that there is some crub rash on the rims, 2 of the windows have a slight scrape line on the afteermarked window tint and there is a very small mark in the far right corner of the windshiel as pictured, note the nice full chrome front grill package and the chrome pillar posts.,,yes the car has miles, mostly highway from Orlando to Miami 3 days a week,  but there is absolutely nothing wrong in any area with the car...I just spent close to $1000 on a new, not used, MMI for the car (main operating system for cabin and suspension).. engine has had synthetic oil all its life and is smooth as silk, transmission shifts perfectly, suspension operates as it should..all electric's operate as they should..bottom line, you get in the car and go without a worry..In would not hesitate driving the car to California..if you are looking for class in a vehicle, there is none nicer that this A8L..absolutely no disappointments..call or text for more information 407-430-3798
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