Salvage Title. Needs Engine Work. 6 Speed! Fix Or Use For Parts? on 2040-cars
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
I am a small independent used car dealer in GA. I originally purchased this car to fix another car. I was going to use this car for parts because when I purchased it, it was sold as having engine damage and a salvage title. A good friend of mine is an Audi mechanic, he checked the car out for me and states more than likely the car just has loose timing chain guides (which is a fairly common issue with these engines) and no real engine damage. Basically the timing is slightly off due to some worn parts. Car runs and drives but there is no power and acceleration is really slow. I've had the car up to 60 MPH. Gearbox feels great. No radio is included, I repeat no Radio/NAV/RNS-E is included. Body is fairly straight. The passenger side fender was repainted at some point in the cars life, the color is slightly off. Front bumper is loose due to broken clips. Has the common issues of the glove box being broken, the seat back of the drivers seat is loose, some fading on climate control knobs. My same Audi friend scanned the car and the airbag light is on due to a passenger seat occupancy sensor needing to be replaced. ABS light is on due to a wheel sensor.
This car could easily be rebuilt and back on the road in no time. The previous owner appears to have been in real estate due to some paperwork left in the car and that would explain the high miles. Interior is in good shape, no rips, tears, odors and definitely does not look like it has nearly 200,000 miles on it. Please ask as may questions as possible. I have high resolution pics, just send me a message if you want the link to see them. Car has a New Jersey salvage title. Vehicle is currently located in the Atlanta, GA area. If you would like to view the car, please just let me know to set up a time/date. 500.00 PayPal deposit due immediately after auction ends. Balance of funds due 3 days after auction ends. Please check my feedback and bid in confidence. If you have questions and would like to discuss the car over the phone, just send me your number. Happy bidding. |
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