AUDI A4 Station Vagon, 2007
AUDI A4 Station Vagon, 2007. The previous owner moved overseas, need to sell this car urgent. The price is cheap because needs WOF and need to sell it urgent. The car is good and runs good too. Odometer is around 120 000 km, but need turn on power to check it properly. Need to check the car with someone who understands in car, mechanic or so. The batary needs to be recharged to turn it on, as noone used it for the last couple weeks. It should pass WOF without much problems. The car`s Rego is under exemption , means on hold at the moment. No debts on car. Interior is genuine leather salon Dark Gray/ Black colour, lovely car. a small problem on exterior ( as in pic) which easy to fix. Good for any business as well. Need to sell it before Christmas to make a free space near home! The price already discounted! Orinal Price was: $9200, bought in 2022. Sell as it is, hence the price is so low. Have a look and collect from Bucklands Beach.
PLEASE Txt/ Contact : 0224068975 or email. Cheers.
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