2009 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro Premium Plus Sport Package on 2040-cars
Toano, Virginia, United States
Selling a 2009 Audi A4 3.2 Quattro Sport Preimum Plus (very rare combination) 3.2L V6 engine Red Exterior Quattro AWD system Premium Plus package Navigation Black Leather Interior Sunroof Satellite Radio Integrated Bluetooth Phone Package Sport Package (sport seats, sport suspension, sport interior upgrades) LED Lights Automatic trans with paddle shift on steering wheel 6 Disc in dash CD player with MP3 connection in glove box Back up camera Rain sensing wipers Homelink Garage Door Opener Auto Dimming Mirrors Cold Weather package (heated seats, heated mirrors) Dual power seats with lumbar. The car has 76,XXX miles (mostly highway). Car is in great shape, never been in an accident. The items repaired recently are as follows: - New spark plugs - New K&N Panel filter - New cabin air filter - New tires (9,000 miles ago) - New brake discs and pads - Changed oil 500 miles ago Car has an extended warranty still on it (roughly 9,000 miles or 2 years left on the warranty). I am the second owner and have had it for about two years. I love it, but am selling because my family has grown and we need a SUV. The car drives great. I have taken great care of it. It handles as you would expect an Audi with Quattro would. The V6 give it some great power and I can get between 26-28 MPG on the highway. Have a front plate filler insert that I can include in the sale, in case you live in a state that doesn't require a front plate. Selling for $21,750 OBO, would consider a trade for an European SUV plus cash (if it is the right deal). Has a clear title. Email for more details or any other questions.Will post more pictures in the future. |
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