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2005 Audi S4 6-speed Manual, H&r, Koni, Magnaflow, Rs4 , Clean. on 2040-cars

US $12,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:107000
Location:

Philo, California, United States

Philo, California, United States
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2005 Audi S4 (last of this B6 body style)

4.2l v8
6 speed manual
Recaro seats
H&R Springs with Koni's
Falken tires all around 235/35/19 on RS4 Style Wheels. 
Magnaflow CatBack Exhaust

107k on it and serviced recently with fresh oil and new power steering hose and fluids. Serviced at local shop in Santa Rosa. We have some of the records since we buying it. 

Has a minor ding on rear driver quarter panel can be pulled out, some scratch marks on trunk see in the picture other wise body is clean. Drivers seat left leather bolster has torn from going in and out of the seat. The reason we are selling is we moved away from the city and the car doesn't do well on dirt roads so we are constantly watching out for everything.  The wheels keep getting 
out of balance due to the roads so it's just not practical for us at this point.  Wheels will need to be rebalanced if you want to minimize on road feel and vibration, this car feels more like a Lotus Elise or Porsche GT-3 then a luxury sedan, the handing and road feedback is amazing.  No timing chain issue at startup, if you want to dial in the suspension I would invest on some adjustable control arms which were on my list but thats up to the new buyer.  This is a great car, tons of fun and safe with the Quattro.  Has mostly every option but heated seats. 

The car is financed by local credit union. We can just go to the credit union and do paperwork there. Serious buyers only, this car is not for everyone and is being sold as is, not in rush to sell it either. Tired of craigslist time waister so up on ebay it goes. 

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