Audi A8 1999 Quattro 4.2 300hp 20city 26 Highway Clear Title Car Runs Good on 2040-cars
Seminole, Florida, United States
for sale my audi a8 quattro 1999 :)car in good condition has some minor problems whit the paint overall is in good shape , interior is good also , leather seats , dash is in good condition , custom build door pillars are in 50\50 condition not the best but they are ok ...engine is strong rungs good and makes no noises , transmission is good also no noises and shifts good , hydroponic pump has a small leak normal for audis nothing major and you dont have to add fluids , always changed the oil whit synthetic oil and changed it around 7000miles , I keep the car mostly in the garage , overall clean car whit normal usage for the time it was used , I have documentation from the dealer and other mechanic shops for the regular maintenance of the car , car always did the service in time , till 75 000 in the dealer after that in a local mechanic shop , most parts are changed. this car has been taken care and always keept clean. at 75k major service ( timing belt , water pump and more...) every 25k spark plugs were changed also air filter , car has nice rims and tires less then 8000 miles on them , tires and rims cost over 1200$ , please look at the pictures and if you have any question ask me before you bid , or call me at 727 902 6535 I will be happy to assist and tell you more about the car |
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