Help: Thinking about buying 2000 A8 with slipping tranny
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Help: Thinking about buying 2000 A8 with slipping tranny
Hello,
I was looking for some help to decide if I should buy this car from a local dealer
2000 Audi A8
Only 63,000 miles
Exterior is great
Interior is great
bad title
Local dealer says:
- Tranny slips in 1st gear but the car is fully drivable. Dealer says he is selling at wholesale price.
Asking price is $ 3,800. due to bad title, maybe talk down to under 3k.
Is it worth it? I have a local shop that specializes in bmw/audi and does great work so at least I know where and who is going to repair it.
I was looking for some help to decide if I should buy this car from a local dealer
2000 Audi A8
Only 63,000 miles
Exterior is great
Interior is great
bad title
Local dealer says:
- Tranny slips in 1st gear but the car is fully drivable. Dealer says he is selling at wholesale price.
Asking price is $ 3,800. due to bad title, maybe talk down to under 3k.
Is it worth it? I have a local shop that specializes in bmw/audi and does great work so at least I know where and who is going to repair it.
Last edited by Crunchy-Kid; 08-30-2013 at 12:03 PM.
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did you buy it ?
just plan on $1000 to $1500 for a new tranny. make sure to put new seals on input and outputs before installing. that's a couple hundred. I'm guessing they'll charge you for 10 hrs on an install if you can't do it yourself. low mileage with a bad tranny is a $2K car in my world. just make sure there's nothing else wrong. don't buy anything you don't test drive.
just plan on $1000 to $1500 for a new tranny. make sure to put new seals on input and outputs before installing. that's a couple hundred. I'm guessing they'll charge you for 10 hrs on an install if you can't do it yourself. low mileage with a bad tranny is a $2K car in my world. just make sure there's nothing else wrong. don't buy anything you don't test drive.
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