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2002 Audi S8 Sedan Quattro Nav, Park Sensors, 4.2l on 2040-cars

US $12,300.00
Year:2002 Mileage:108000
Location:

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Beautiful rare black on black 2002 Audi S8 D2 for sale. Up to date on
all maintenance. Leak free, all options, ready to drive. 108k miles.

Interior is in good condition with no tears or rips in the leather. Full
interior led lighting upgrade which is awesome at night. All rear
sunshades operate fully. Full sized spare wheel. Intrusion detection
system operates. Navigation and front/rear parking sensors. Non-smoker.

Brake pads just changed, transmission serviced and shifts smoothly, oil
changed (AMS Oil), timing belt changed at 71k, new Michelin Pilot Sport
tires, ABS pump rebuilt, driveshaft coupling upgraded (common issue on
Quattro), All O2 sensors replaced, front control arms and tire rods
replaced. Front driver's side Brembo caliper replaced.

Known issues: Power steering pump has a slight whine, but is overcome by
the purr of the 4.2 :-) Front headlight washers were disconnected and
are not operating. Trunk is detected as open occasionally when using the
remote open on the key after closing (known issue) but if the trunk
release is manually pressed it corrects. Glove box light is broken. A
few small dents and scratches normal with this age of a vehicle. Only
one key.

You can buy a cheaper S8, but it will not have any maintenance done.
German cars cost $$$ to repair, but you know that if you are interested
in this vehicle. Its ready for the Motodyne supercharger kit (500+
bhp)!!! Serious inquiries only.

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Tue, 04 Mar 2014

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