Rare, Low Mileage 2005 Audi Allroad Quattro 4.2 Awd Wagon on 2040-cars
Telluride, Colorado, United States
2005 was the last year they made this Allroad in the US - this is a cult classic. Only 75,377 miles. Mostly in Texas, only recently driven up to Colorado, so the car has not been exposed to mountain elements much. This is a great vehicle for the mountains lots of storage, cut-out for ski storage internally, plenty of ground clearance. Cant find a better car for highways and mountain roads. 4.2 liter V8, 5 speed tiptronic. Excellent mechanical condition. Air suspension airbags allow car to raise and lower and get as much clearance if not more than most SUVs. Paint and body are all original. Tires and hub caps are all in excellent condition. 4 season Continental tires. No major exterior damage there are some minor scrapes and a small dent (see picture of front above driver side wheel), but barely noticeable. Interior is very clean - no rips or tears on any of the seats or dash. Heated seats, multi-CD changer, moonroof. Comes with both retractable cargo cover, retractable cargo net, and factory roof rack. Thule cross bar attachments not included. I hate to see this car go, but we just had another kid and made the plunge to a 3-row vehicle. |
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