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2011 Audi S5 Prestige Package, 4.2l on 2040-cars
US $40,000.00
Year:2011
Mileage:25331
Location:
United States
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You will thoroughly enjoy driving this powerful, head turning German automobile! Excellent condition with low, low miles. I am selling it only because of job transfer.
I purchased this less than two years ago certified pre-owned through Gwinnett Audi in Atlanta and had it shipped here. It still has about a month on the factory warranty, and over 2 years on the extended Audi CPO warranty (mileage is extended to 100,000 miles as well). It also has two prepaid services left on the contract I purchased. The next one is due in late August or 27,910 miles on the odometer. These cost $200 each and are done every 10,000 miles. Auto Check Score is 90. I purchased the report and will provide it to potential buyers. It says similar vehicles score 82-87. It has the Bang and Olufsen stereo system, a highly desirable upgrade. You will thoroughly enjoy this sound, and it is much better than Bose systems. It also has the posi traction rear differential, Audi side assist, navigation system, LED daytime running lamps, backup sensors and camera, smart key and push button start, Audi rubber and carpeted mats, Audi trunk liner, Audi sunscreen, and Audi trunk hooks for grocery bags. The Tiptronic 6 speed automatic transmission has standard, sport, manual, and paddle shift modes. It has silver Alcantara and black leather seating surfaces. Tires are Bridgestone Potenza RE970AS Pole Position high performance all season with 7/32 tread depth (60%). It has 3 small rock chips behind the left rear tire on the lower bumper area. It also has one small scratch on the LF wheel. Otherwise, no accidents and no other blemishes. KS is an electronic title state and the loan is held by Audi Financial Services. I will pay the overnight mail charges both ways. |
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