2011 Audi A4 on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
I have a 2011 audi a4 I purchased from an insurance auction. It was in an accident with an animal and carries a salvage title. Has a little over 2k and will go with the Vin Report. I was gonna fix it all up and drive it myself, but other priorities need to be taken care of. Car runs and drives as is, no leaks, no overheating of any sort.
Have replaced almost all the parts on front end, and interior is in near mint condition. New radiator, condenser fans, reinforcement bar, brackets, both headlights, s4 bumper, both fog lights, rs blacked out grill, new driver fender, new hood latches, new hood, brand new intercooler, all hoses, new ac lines, new condenser, has an APR carbon fiber intake system (about 400 dollars), all the lights inside and out are changed to led 6k bulbs, new hid bulbs and ballasts, fluids were drained when car was first purchased, has been sitting in insurance lot for who knows how long, so every fluid changed, and probably other stuff I'm forgetting. Check engine light is on on course, until whatever repairs are finished. I drive it around sometimes to keep the fluids moving and it does great. collision shop quoted me 1500-2000 to finish the repairs and have the car road worthy. Im not a mechanic, so i dont know what the 1500 is being applied to. mostly cosmetic touches im assuming since the car already runs. the bumper and headlights need to be bolted and riveted down properly, they are tied at the corners with zipties ONLY to keep them off the floor so they wouldnt get scratched. Contact me if interested or have other questions Car is salvage and sold as is. |
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