2002 Audi

First £10k gets it!

Absolutely no offers.

Audi RS6 C5 Avant 2002

Low miles for year

Selling due to lack of space

It’s had 2 of its biggest jobs done!

I’ve done less than 1500 miles since it’s had a new gearbox, timing belt and loads of little jobs + full service (£9,500 in the last 18 months and all done by Unit20 on the Wirral with receipts to prove). I bought it in 2015 with 84000 miles on it.

Starter motor rebuilt by Bosch, new gearbox ecu, new n175 gearbox switch, new MAF seals and loads more

Service book disappeared with my last mechanic at some point during Covid.

It goes EXTREMELY well and I’ve not abused it.

It’s had new GENUINE front wheel bearings in Jan 26.

Always had genuine Audi parts in the 11 years I’ve owned it and I’ve done hardly any miles since 2020.

Interior all nice, engine great and regularly serviced.

Always had oil changed at 4000 mile intervals.

I’ve looked after it but it needs to live in a garage.

No rust that I know of.

Daytona Grey with ivory interior.

Tiny chip on windscreen and a few paint chips.

No dents and everything is straight on it.

RNS-e upgraded stereo.

Bilstein pss9 coilovers (think that’s the model)

4 ps4 tyres with less than 2000 miles on them.

Needs a new A/C condenser but pump works.

Also washer bottle has a leak which I will be investigate.

Rear passenger window not working but was so I’ll investigate but all other electrics are good.

No wet floor problem as I had a new cabin filter housing and scuttle fitted when I bought the car as I’d seen the one in my previous S6 fail.

My plan during lockdown was to have a manual swap and get it to stage 2.

Hybrid turbos etc

Never had the chance.

It has however had steel headers fitted when the engine was last out with the box but I have the originals if you want them too.

Come for a look

steering wheel has a new original badge.

2 keys but only one is programmed but that will not unlock the car from the fob. Will try and get both coded

Sailed through last MOT in January

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