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Audi A4 Avant 1.9 TDi price

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  • 12-09-2008 2:20pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 6,369 ✭✭✭


    Apologies if this is a bit low on details, but I am looking at a Audi A4 estate 1.9 TDi SE (just 100bhp I think). Its a 2003 model with FSH, and has done nearly 120k miles. Asking is around 5k sterling.

    Questions are, do you think its a fair price assuming car is in good condition. Is there any major faults with that model Audi that I should look out for, or is there a better model / make that I should look for? I intend to do HPI, RAC etc to verify the car's history and I think the VRT is around €2700.

    I don't really have large family to justify an estate, but I like estates better than saloons, and 'm thinking they are probably better suited to carry a lawnmower or for usual runs to the recycling center etc. So then, next conern is, how resealable are estate's compared to similar spec saloon version? I don't do too many miles as I get train to work, so major ownership costs to me are depreciation, tax and maintenance..! My budget is ideally around 5-6k, but could spend a bit more for the right car I suppose.

    thanks a million for your thoughts!


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  • Registered Users Posts: 567 ✭✭✭stretchaq


    positron wrote: »
    Apologies if this is a bit low on details, but I am looking at a Audi A4 estate 1.9 TDi SE (just 100bhp I think). Its a 2003 model with FSH, and has done nearly 120k miles. Asking is around 5k sterling.

    Questions are, do you think its a fair price assuming car is in good condition. Is there any major faults with that model Audi that I should look out for, or is there a better model / make that I should look for? I intend to do HPI, RAC etc to verify the car's history and I think the VRT is around €2700.

    I don't really have large family to justify an estate, but I like estates better than saloons, and 'm thinking they are probably better suited to carry a lawnmower or for usual runs to the recycling center etc. So then, next conern is, how resealable are estate's compared to similar spec saloon version? I don't do too many miles as I get train to work, so major ownership costs to me are depreciation, tax and maintenance..! My budget is ideally around 5-6k, but could spend a bit more for the right car I suppose.

    thanks a million for your thoughts!


    price is a bit high but not too bad i bought my 01 last year, for £4700 if i was to advise you anything go for the 130bhp i know you said you dont do much milage but the 130bhp is more responsive better ecconomy and just a better car, regards

    Alan


  • Registered Users Posts: 6,369 ✭✭✭positron


    Thanks, much appreciate the comment. Any common issues that I should look out for cars that old / mileage?


  • Registered Users Posts: 567 ✭✭✭stretchaq


    tbh milage wouldnt bother me 120k on mine no bothers check for timing belt i cahnged the air flow meter on mine but dont think thats a comman problem not expensive anyway there a reliable car mine is a saloon but imagine the advant is the same selling mine now probably move up a couple of years and im stuck between another A4 or a 320d, the A4 economy is brilliant mine does aveage 52mpg which is great because it has plenty of power aswell would highly recomend the 130bhp


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,134 ✭✭✭Moanin


    The timing belt and water pump would due to be changed at 120k miles. Try and swing a deal if it has not already being replaced.

    Nice car to drive


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