2001 Audi B5 S4. 155k. Black on black, loaded. Two owners, all work done by Audi, including timing, belts (all the expensive stuff). I'm thinking ~7k asking price. I think its reasonable. Should I ask for more? Pic related... same car but the windows aren't tinted.
buy a civic and shut the fuck up
>>14104850
OK 7.5k it is
>>14104850
Also, I dont think you realize I'm SELLING
I've seen really good good ones with 100k miles going for far less, around 5-6k. Either you have a really pristine example, or you will drop that price hard eventually.
>>14104872
sell a civic and shut the fuck up
>>14104881
It is pretty pristine. Only wear on the driver seat. Also from Florida so no rust. I think I can price it at 7k.
7k is a decent price, but I must admit I adore the b5 s4 so I'm biased. However finding a buyer will be tough. At the end of the day, it's a complicated 20 year old european car with terrible mpg that looks almost like a regular a4 but costs 5 times as much. As much as I love it, I gotta admit it hasn't that "special" factor that makes people want to buy it.
Audis have a history of being unreliable. How much shit did you have to fix on that thing?
>>14104924
Replaced both rear bearings, and the left rear control arm (cost around 700) Replaced the throttle sensor (45). Bought it for 5250
>>14104946
Bought it at 127k btw
>>14104884
kek
>>14104839
I bought a 2002 one with 55,000 miles for that same price.
>>14104915
Appreciate the comment. In the Northeast its a pretty rare car. And its completely 6sp stock.
>>14104975
OP here, thats impressive, where at?
>>14104884
kek
>>14104983
It was in east Bay.
