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2013 Audi S5 Coupe Quattro S Tronic Black/black on 2040-cars

Year:2013 Mileage:12283 Color: Paint
Location:

Delray Beach, Florida, United States

Delray Beach, Florida, United States

This car has amazing features. Best options available on this Supercharged Luxury Vehicle.

A/C ice cold, All scheduled maintenance, All records, Always garaged, Excellent condition, Fully loaded with all the goodies, Looks & drives great, Must see, Never seen snow, No accidents, Non-smoker, One owner, Satellite radio, Seats like new, Still under factory warranty, Upgraded sound system, Very clean interior, Well maintained

2013 Audi S5 Coupe Quattro S tronic

Phantom Black Pearl Effect Exterior Paint

Black Interior leather and Suede

333HP Supercharged

7 Speed S tronic transmission with sport and manual sift modes

19" S Segment-Spoke S-Design Wheels

Xenon LED headlight

Three Zone Climate Control

Audi Advanced Key

Carbon Atlas Inlays

Supercharged Badgers

Navigation Plus Package with Rearview Camara.

Tinted Windows

VIN: WAUCGAFR1DA045031
Year: 2013
Make: Audi
Model: S5
Body Style: Coupe
Mileage: 12000 Miles
Trim: 3.0T Coupe
Engine: 6 cylinder (supercharged)
Transmission: Seven-speed s Tronic transmission with sport & Manual shift modes
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Drive Type: All Wheel Drive
Exterior Color: Black Pearl
Interior Color: Black

More Details:
-Six-speed manual transmission Audi quattro  all-wheel drive
-Black Fine Nappa leather seating surfaces
-19" 5-segment-spoke design wheels with 255/35 summer performance tires
-Leather-covered door armrests and pulls
-Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) with Electronic Brake-pressure Distribution (EBD) and brake assist
-Electromechanical parking brake
-Tire-pressure monitoring system
-Automatic headlights
-Heated seats
-Power windows with one-touch up/down operation and pinch protection
-Bang & Olufsen Sound System with 14 speakers and 505 watts
-Audi music interface with iPod  integration
-Garage door opener (HomeLink )
-BLUETOOTH  wireless technology preparation for mobile phone
-Parking system plus with rear view camera
-Audi advanced key key-less start, stop and entry
-Navigation
-Rear-view camera

Even more technical specs from the dealership:
Gearshift lever
Rear exhaust tailpipe (standard)
Starter switch locking system
Front and rear floor mats
Fuel quality 98 RON
Information kit in American English
Label for central electric English-speaking countries
Fuel system for SI engine with direct injection (FSI)
Electronic stabilization program (ESP)
Suspension/shock absorption for special sports design
Without trailer hitch
Activated charcoal canister acc. to ORVR and siphoning device for filling up
Space-saving spare wheel, same size (same rolling circumference) as original equipment tires
Disc brakes, rear
Disc brakes, front
Standard wheel bolts
Tool kit and jack
Without additional front underbody guard
Without first aid kit and warning triangle
Installation parts for six-cylinder engine
Four wheel drive
Increase in initial standard fuel filling
Without cd enhancing underbody panel
"drive select"
Standard bumpers
Plastic trunk sill protection
Leather trimmed multi-function sports steering wheel
Without additional tires
Child seat anchor according to Canadian requirements and child seat system ISOFIX
Pop-up sunroof, electrically adjustable
Without child seat anchor front (ISOFIX)
Rear seat bench unsplit, backrest split folding
Electric seat adjustment for both front seats, driver's seat with memory feature
Passenger car design
Load-through provision
Without roll-up sun screen
Seat heater for front seats separately controlled
Tailgate/trunk lid release from inside (electrically)
Windshield in heat-insulating glass
Central locking system "Key-less Entry" without deadlock
Side and rear windows in heat-insulating glass
Breakaway interior rear view mirror, automatically dimming, with compass
Air bag for NAR
Side air bag front with curtain air bag
Bright moldings
Body measures for increased safety requirements
Carrier frequency 315 MHz
Rear spoiler (type 2)
Transport protection cover (shape- adapted system) with additional transport protection measures
Decorative inserts, carbon weave
Standard tailgate stay
Right exterior mirror: convex (US) large viewing field
Left exterior mirror: flat
Front center armrest
Additional stone guard body covers
Emblems
Aluminum exterior mirror housings
Without tie down straps/net/pocket
Standard molded headlining
Luggage compartment floor covering
Rear trim panel
License plate carrier front (small, NAR)
Exterior mirrors: with memory function, automatically dimming, electrically adjustable/heated
Cruise control speed limit system
Electronic vehicle immobilization device with alarm system and backup horn
Without socket
DVD player
W/o heat accumulator/auxiliary heating
Plastic/leather gearshift knob/handle
Without preparation for VTS (vehicle tracking system)
Emission standard ULEV 2
Leather variant 1
Vehicle class differentiation 8T0
Flat tire indicator
Recuperation
Scuff plates in door apertures with "S" badge
Power adjustable lumbar support in frontseats
Without CD/DVD for navigation
Navigation system (MID)
Park distance control rear with rear view camera
Without lane change assistant
Radio "HIGH" America
Bi-functional headlight with gas discharge lamp, for driving on the right(US design)
Separate daytime running lights NAR
Windshield wiper intermittent control with light/rain sensor
Automatic headlight-range adjustment dynamic (self-adjusting while driving)
Taillight assemblies with diodes (LED) (for NAR)
Cruise control system (CCS)
Front fog lights
Headlight washer system
Air conditioning plus
Alternator 120-180 A
Without auxiliary/parking heater
Seat belt reminder, optical and acoustic electric contact
Multi-function display/on-board computer
Sound package "1"
Operating voltage 12V
Mobile phone preparation
No self-collection
Executive US equipment
Standard-production quality
Driving on the right
Component parts set without country-specific design requirement
Legal requirements USA
Operating permit, initial registration
Alloy wheels 9J x 19
6-cyl. SI engine 3.0 l/245 kW (24V) TFSI, homogeneous Base engine is TC6/TE8/TM8
No special edition
Without maintenance contract
No special purpose vehicle, standard equipment
Control of standard production
Customized installation
"S" variant
Wheels of Quattro GmbH
6-speed manual transmission for four-wheel drive vehicle
Rear axle differential Torque Vectoring
Vehicles with special upgrade measures
Tires 255/35 R19 Y
Battery 520 A (110 Ah)
Coupe
Refrigerant R134a
Left-hand drive vehicle
Leather seat covering
Engine cover
Transit coating (type 2)
Increased battery capacity
quattro with sports differential
Navigation system plus incl. MMI for NAR
Audi exclusive cast aluminium alloy wheels, 5 segment-spoke design, size 9J x 19, with 255/35 R19 tires
Sports front seats
Tray areas package 1
Without receiver (car phone)
Voice control
With additional lights (interior lighting)
Satellite radio reception NAR
Power steering
6-cylinder gasoline engine 3.0 l unit 06E.C
Instrument insert with mph speedometer, clock, tachometer and trip odometer
Electric interface for external use
Parking brake
Tires w/o specification of tire brand
Remote-controlled garage door opener
Type of tire: design 2
National sales program USA

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