Audi A1sportpack for sale
As new condition silver fox grey dark grey interior many features including Bluetooth cruise control power steering keyless entry.
Travelled only 103,000 KMs original no dents etc. serviced oil change and filter terrific handling and driving small car very quick off the mark 1400 cc turbo headlight washers etc genuine health reasons for selling.
The photos speak for themselves.
Any other information please contact me Ray 02108155329
$10,250 Or Near Offer. No dents etc. i am open to offers over $9,800;00 my Audi A1sportpack is in mint condition.year 2011 New WOF last Friday expires 12/07/25 flew through rego expires November 2 sets of Keys ABS BRAKES SIDE AIRBAGS plus driver and passenger airbags.
Purchase Now For $8,450
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