2005 Audi S4 - V8 Luxury Sport Sedan on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
2005 Audi S4 with only 48,500 miles for sale. Naturally
aspirated, 6-speed manual transmission with Audi's legendary 4.2L V8 and
Quattro AWD. The 2005 model is the last year the S4 had a V8 (only V6 Turbo
thereafter) and offers on demand power at any rpm, any gear, with 340 hp, 302
pound-feet of torque. Sharp looking silver on black leather with matte gun metal
powder coated original wheels. New battery (last winter), recent oil change
(full synthetic), all season Good Year tires have less than 6,000 miles since
purchasing new last May, front brakes replaced 12/2012 and have roughly 7,500
miles on them. Mechanically in excellent condition, super clean interior,
exterior in between good and great condition. This has been a city car for the
past 4 years so typical bumper damage, dings, nicks, etc. Asking $16,000 or best offer, price negotiable.
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