97 Audi Cabriolet, Red/black Automatic Front Wheel Dr. 2.8 Liter Convertible 98k on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
I have a 1997 Audi Cabriolet Convertible that runs great. I am the third owner, it has 98200 miles. Has been and still is my daily driver. It all works, heated seats, AC, cruise control, 6 disc changer, etc. One small 2" tear in seat on side, other than that seats are just dirty in pictures. Some small dents here and there but I am getting a quote to repair them. One crack in rear bumpers. Power top plastic switch broke but still works. I also think the front breaks are needing replaced. Top is in GREAT condition and only two years old. Two factory remotes, owners manuals, touch up paint, and extra headlights. Includes interior windscreen. Newer tires with nitrogen. I also have most all the maintenance records. You will not be disappointed, this car looks good and is fun to drive! V-6 Engine Automatic.
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