evilresident0

://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/cto/1122491329.html
REDUCED: 2004 Audi A4 Ultrasport 1.8T Quattro 6-spd (only 79,000 kms)

never been a fan of rebuilds, but that is one sexy car

PwrDriftr

I think it's worth looking at. Around 10 years ago my GF (now wife) got a great deal on a Salvage Title Mustang. The car had a front a rear hit and it was professionally repaired. She drove it for 4 years without any issues. Mind you it was almost impossible to sell. I ended up trading it in when I got her the Saab 9-3 and we got screwed on the trade in value.

Overall, I think it's worth looking at. Get an Audi dealer or some kind of Mechanic who's familiar with Audi to review the car.

BTW, I drive that exact same car, but with the 3.0l engine. The UltraSports look sweet.

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iTrader: (1)

Once crashed = always issues! I have a civic which was rear ended and then professionally repaired, im the first owner and all, the car runs amazing and it is in great shape, so I tried selling it earlier this year, and as soon as you mention an accident its like poison! These cars were selling for $12k-$13k I was asking $7k and one person came to look at it and did not buy it! There is no way you can even tell that it was in an accident it was so well fixed up and all just the car fax says it has been and the sale stop right there!

kf3506

My audi was in an accident 3 years ago and the total repair bill was $7000. There's no major damage but alot of cosmetic stuffs such as front and rear bumper, rims repairs, door repainted, side mirrors and such. So from his description of $6000 damage, it's worth taking a look at. Make sure there's no frame damage and go from there.

evilresident0

thanks for all the input!