ur Quattro - Autotrader?
Discussion
Just perusing the web for potential next purchase, always fancied an original Quattro.
I'm no expert with these cars, so does this seem priced right? Good ones seem to be plus another 10k again?
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...
I'm no expert with these cars, so does this seem priced right? Good ones seem to be plus another 10k again?
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2014...
there is no digit missing - for an early WR (which is what that is) it is priced 'around about' right. It looks good condition in the photos but I didn't read the history. There are 3 types of ur quattro - WR, MB and RR - basically different engines and 4wd system. The higher price cars tend to be the RR - 20v cars, with the MB 10v cars just behind in price (10v sounds better
). Obviously this is talking generally and it all depends on the car.
Also agreed 144k is low mileage for the age. I have a MB engined car, 1988. they can be very expensive to maintain, with high priced spares and parts that are NLA.
Dunc
). Obviously this is talking generally and it all depends on the car.Also agreed 144k is low mileage for the age. I have a MB engined car, 1988. they can be very expensive to maintain, with high priced spares and parts that are NLA.
Dunc
jkh112 said:
If you think that then there are a couple more with a digit missing listed on PH classifieds.
I'll take your word for it. It looks good in the photos. I realise that's a 10V and remember the person in PH with a highly tuned 20V one that was considering getting a 105 series Alfa GTV.
Thanks for the info. Dunc.
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