2004 Audi Allroad Quattro. 107,500 Miles. Clean 2nd Owner. All Service Records. on 2040-cars
Gorham, Maine, United States
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I am selling my wife's 2004 Audi Allroad to make room in the garage for the new Audi Q7 TDI. We purchased the Allroad in 2007 as a certified 1 owner vehicle in 2007 and it has been a great vehicle for us. Best of both worlds as the vehicle handles flawlessly in the snow and ice of New England but also performs ....well like an Audi, AMAZING! All scheduled service performed at the local Audi dealership and records available to the prospective buyer. The vehicle has just returned from service with a fresh oil change, inspection sticker and a clean bill of health. Everything works as it should, this vehicle needs nothing and is ready to roll. Do the research and Allroad owners and critics will tell you this is a special vehicle. I have all the manuals, 2 key key fobs, and the original window sticker. I am not a dealer so you will not get the run around here. This vehicle is in above average condition for the year and has been taken care with some expected signs of wear for a 10 year old vehicle, however with only 107,500 miles it has many more miles and years ahead of it. Interior has no rips or tears, non-smoking, no odors. Exterior has ZERO rust (Audi Lifetime Warranty against rust) No dents, has a few surface scratches, and pine pitch spots (removable). Reserve is well below NADA book so somebody is going to get a great deal. Please feel free to call me at 207-400-1265 with questions. I have 35 detailed photos via Flickr if you are interested. Please contact me with your email address for additional photos or anything else I may have missed.
Thanks for your interest. Jim Grieves |
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