2001 Audi S4 Avant Wagon Bi Turbo Lowered Borla Well Maintained 2.7t B5 Rare on 2040-cars
East Amherst, New York, United States
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I am selling my 2001 Audi S4 Avant B5
This car has always been immaculately maintained. My friend owned it before me and he worked for Bosch which means every part on this car has always been Bosch replacement parts. The only reason i am selling the car is I have to buy a truck for our business and this beauty must go to make room. I had not planned to sell the car anytime soon as you will see from all the money I have invested in it within the past 6 months. The car has had extensive maintenance and repairs in the past 6 months. The below list is repairs and maintenance that was done recently:
The car is stock with no mods to the motor except the exhaust. I am sad to say the car was never driven hard as it was a daily driver and fuel efficiency was the goal. Hardly the way this car should be driven. this car runs and drives absolutely perfect and handles even better with the suspension and tires. This is a great car at a great price. The bad:
If you have any questions please feel free to call or text 716-628-3236 Chris |
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