2009 Audi A4 2.0t Quattro Premium Plus | Low Miles | No Reserve! | Awd Nav on 2040-cars
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Selling my 2009 Audi A4, very clean, loaded with options. Engine: 2.0T Quattro Color: Quartz Grey Metallic Trim: Premium Plus (middle package between base and prestige) Miles: 53996 6-speed automatic transmission Premium Plus Package: BI-XENON™ headlamps with LED daytime running lamps Also including 2 front monster rubber mats in addition to factory carpet mats Car is overall in clean shape. Mechanically has no issues and has low miles. Tires were replaced last year and front brakes were done recently as well too. Service up to date. I don't drive much anymore, so looking to get a simpler car. Known issue(s): The front bumper lip has a couple dings in it, see pictures. I was told by body shop it could be repair without replacing the whole bumper. Some other small scratches on the car, but overall clean. Drivers seat shows some wear on left bolster. Car is located in Louisville, KY and I'll gladly show it to any interested parties. Cash, bank wire, and certified check are the payments accepted. Disclaimer: This car is being sold as-is. I’ve described it to the best of my ability. Please contact me with any questions prior to bidding or to view the car in person. |
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Fri, 25 Oct 2013ABT Sportsline, known as ABT Tuning from its founding in 1967 until 1991, is a German aftermarket parts and tuning company that has focused on enhancing Volkswagens and Audis since the VW GTI bowed in 1978 (in Europe, at least) and races competitively in DTM (Germany's touring car racing series). The company has kept its roots in Europe for all of these years, but will debut the AS6, based on the Audi A6, at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) in a couple weeks before opening up shop in Los Angeles in early 2014.
ABT focused on making the AS6 a balanced package by increasing engine output, tuning the suspension, giving it understated style and improving the brakes. Details are light, but the AS6's 3.0-liter diesel V6 makes 286 horsepower, a 41-hp increase over stock. Not paying attention yet? Torque jumps from 369 pound-feet to 500 lb-ft, endowing the Audi with a lot of much-appreciated low-rpm grunt. The springs are swapped out for a set of ABT units, and the body kit adds front and rear spoilers, side and rear skirts and carbon-fiber mirror covers. ABT's ER-C 20-inch wheels fit over new brakes.
We'll have more details on the car at SEMA, so stay tuned. But in the meantime, head on below to read the press release.
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