2001 Audi A4 Avant 1.8tqms 147k Manual 5 Speed on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
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I've owned this car since March of 2011, I purchased from the second owner, an older Polish guy in Northern Virginia who bought it from CarMax with 70k ish miles. It had 136,xxx miles on it when I bought, so in two years I've put 10k on it. I planned on not selling this for a long time, since I will never find another wagon this clean, even with the damage. However I recently bought a M3 and it needs a power steering rack. I've done a lot of maintenance to this over the time I've owned it, and usually upgraded the parts if I could since they needed replacing anyways. All the work was done by a good friend who is a technician for VW. The interior is very clean (never smoked in and I smoke), headliner has no stains, seats have no tears, all speakers work, & all windows work.
Details: -147,4xx (will increase slightly) -5 speed manual -Melange Beige Metallic -Black Leatherette (excellent condition) -Auto-Dim Mirrors Maintennace: -All rotors: Zimmerman cross drilled & slotted $350 (Brakes done around 138k ish miles) -All pads: Hawk HPS carbon ceramic $180 -Coolant expansion tank x2 (only buy OEM) $70 and cap $20 -New foglights $120 + Laminx $20 -Ziza headlight bulbs $30 -Lower radiator hose $60 -Coolant has been flushed probably 4 times -Oil changed 3 times since I've owned it, every 4500 miles (Mobil 1 Synthetic 0w40, OEM filters, new crush washers) $60 every time -ECS magnetic oil pan drain plug $15 -New battery $100 (actually had the OG battery still working until June of 2012) -Timing Belt/Water Pump/Thermostat/Lightweight Crank Pulley/Belts $350 -Transmission and rear differential flushed with Royal Purple 75w90 $120 of fluid -ECS magnetic transmission drain plug $20 -Power steering reservoir and cover both OEM $80 -OEM power steering fluid $25 -Better condition steering wheel $75 -034 snub mount $65 -Labor for all of that even with the hookup $700-800 Bad: -Washer fluid leaks so the light comes on -Center display in cluster has missing pixels -A/C needs a recharge (won't need it till summer though) -Damage to the hatch and rear bumper, a truck hit the hatch at >5 MPH in a parking lot and the bumper was backed into outside my girl's dorm at night (BUT I have a Pre-Facelift "Euro" Hatch, and a rear S4 Bumper to go with the car, these parts weren't easy to come by.) Needs: -Passenger rear wheel bearing -A/C belt tensioner -Rear tires (showing secondary rubber) |
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