2012 Audi A3 Tdi Hatchback 4-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
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Gun metal grey 2012 A3 TDI (diesel) with 28,910 (mostly highway miles). This four-door hatchback has plush black leather interior, wood detailing on the interior, moon roof, heated and electric seats, satellite radio and multi disk changer, triptronic shifting capabilities. Avg. 55 miles per gallon/ highway, 35 miles per gallon/ city! It is only $55 to fill up the tank. I used to drive this car back and forth from Burlington, VT to NYC on just over a tank of gas!!!!! This car looks and feels brand new. Includes 4 brand new snow tires and rims shown in picture. Happy bidding!!!!!!!
On Jan-22-14 at 11:34:00 PST, seller added the following information: Gun metal grey 2012 A3 TDI (diesel) with 28,910 (mostly highway miles). This four-door hatchback has plush black leather interior, wood detailing on the interior, moon roof, heated and electric seats, satellite radio and multi disk changer, triptronic shifting capabilities. It is only $55 to fill up the tank. I used to drive this car back and forth from Burlington, VT to NYC on just over a tank of gas!!!!! This CAR is FRONT WHEEL DRIVE NOT AWD. Ebay only allowed one option for this model in the description. The car also comes with 4 original rims (shown in images) it also comes with 3 functioning tires. The other tire is damaged. This car looks and feels brand new. Includes 4 brand new snow tires and rims shown on vehicle in photos. Thank you for your interest and Happy bidding!!!!!!! |
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