2001 Audi S4 Base Sedan 4-door 2.7l Twin Turbo on 2040-cars
Brandywine, Maryland, United States
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2001 Audi S4 (B5 model) with approximately 126xxx miles on it (yes it is bi-turbo sorry I forgot to snap a pic of under the hood but I assure you everything is in its place). The Good: FAST and runs Great. It is an automatic but does have a manual shifting mode with steering wheel shifters Upgraded inner-coolers It is Black on Black. The interior is in great shape aside from one small tare in the driver seat. The timing belt was replaced right around 100xxx miles The alternator was replaced at about 115xxx miles. The tires have roughly 1000 miles on them but look great! The Bad: I would replace the torque converter but it does still drive well I have a code saying it need a sensor for it. It also has a leak in the windshield wiper fluid reservoir. the Front bumper has two nicks in it. CHECK insurance rates can be costly if its for your kids first car. I also have all new performance brakes with drilled and slotted routers that may go with the car I am interested in cash but am also open to reasonable trades Please contact me if you want to discuss a trade. If you have zero feedback your bid will be canceled unless you contact me first The car is listed locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early. $500.00 deposit due at auction close and car must be picked up in 7 days after auction ends. HAPPY BIDDING |
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