Cpo Audi S4 Quattro Prestige Navigation 19inch Wheels Carbon Fiber Supercharged on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
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Hello everyone, U for sale is my Quartz Gray metallic 2011 Audi S4 Prestige fully loaded (I'm honestly not sure if there are any available options it does nothave). I do own this car out right and have title in hand. I purchased the car from Audi North Orlando. It is under full factory 4 year / 50,000 mile warranty WITH Audi Care (everything is covered including oil changes at no cost) and Certified Pre Owned (CPO) for an additional 2 years / 100,000 miles. I also purchased the scratch & dent warranty as well as wheel and tire, which covers any dent smaller then a credit card and repair/replacement of tires/rim if bent. (All paperwork will be provided when vehicle is purchased). Basically have confidence in your purchase everything is under warranty :). The only issue with the car is some very minor curb rash on the front right rim (see picture) when I had Grazed a curb parallel parking. I have the window sticker from the dealership, can scan it in if requested I tried to take a picture but it wouldn't come out clear. Interior is near mint and all black with the Black leather S4 sport seats with Alcantara inserts. Get compliments all the time on the car. The vehicle does has the Carbon Fiber Atlas inlays all over which looks very sporty. Quick list of options, which I'm sure ill forget some so feel free to ask: 1. Prestige Model 2. Remote Keyless Entry 3. Comfort / Advance key (Lock car by touching handle, unlock by grabbing handle) 4. Push button start without taking key out of pocket 5. S4 enhanced brakes with automatic brake disc wiping 6. S4 sport suspension 7. Dynamic 5 link front suspension 8. Electronic stabilization program 9. All Power (windows, locks, mirrors, and Driver/Passenger Seats) 10. 7-speed Automatic w/Paddle Shifts trans. 11. A/C w/3 Zone Climate Controls 12. Heated Front Seats w/Lumbar Support and Drive Side Memory 13. Bang&Olufsen Sound System 14. AM/FM Stereo w/In-Dash CD, SD Memory Card Reader 15. Ipod 16. Bluetooth 17. Satellite Radio 18. Navigation System 19. Audi Xeon plus headlamps with LED daytime running lights (The ones you see the high end Audi’s with driving down he road that all the other manufactures copied) 20. Dual/Side/Head Airbags 21. Auto Dimming Vanity Mirrors, Map Lights 22. Rear View Camera with parking sensors 23. Tilt/Telescoping Steering Wheel 24. Cruise Control, Traction Control(ESP) 25. Dual Position Power Moonroof 26. HomeLink 3 button Garage Door Opener 27. 19 inch S rims 28. 60/40 split folding rear seats
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