Is this price too good to be true?
#1
10-26-2013, 08:21 AM
Is this price too good to be true?
2006 Audi A8 - Used Sedan Cincinnati OH | KG Motors
I've always been a GM guy all my life, as of recently I'm starting to look @ the european cars, particularly because I detail A LOT of them at my studio and am very familiar with their platforms. My wife is about to have our 3rd child in march; at that time our oldest will be @ 3 years, middle @ 18 mos so we will need 3 car seats. I'm looking @ this A8 for the new family wagon, but the price seems just too good to be true. Can anyone shed some light on this? I've also looked at some BMW 7 series and the early 2000' models with comparable mileage are coming in @ $20k, and those aren't even AWD.
What does the S-Line do compared to a stock A8? One of our frequent customers owns an S8, which I know is not the same as an S-line.
I've always been a GM guy all my life, as of recently I'm starting to look @ the european cars, particularly because I detail A LOT of them at my studio and am very familiar with their platforms. My wife is about to have our 3rd child in march; at that time our oldest will be @ 3 years, middle @ 18 mos so we will need 3 car seats. I'm looking @ this A8 for the new family wagon, but the price seems just too good to be true. Can anyone shed some light on this? I've also looked at some BMW 7 series and the early 2000' models with comparable mileage are coming in @ $20k, and those aren't even AWD.
What does the S-Line do compared to a stock A8? One of our frequent customers owns an S8, which I know is not the same as an S-line.
#2
10-28-2013, 01:15 PM
it is true - that is even a little high
Yup. the A8 looses more of its value with age then any other car manufactured.
Drive it off the lot and loose $30,000 - that is a new a-Avalon. If you drop a few more years you can fine D2 chassis (99-2004) with under 100k miles for $6000 to $7500. check Autotrader .com. I bought a 2000 A8L with 86k for $6500 a couple of years ago. GREAT CAR AT A GREAT PRICE. ( It gets 22mpg city and 26 mpg hgwy)
Drive it off the lot and loose $30,000 - that is a new a-Avalon. If you drop a few more years you can fine D2 chassis (99-2004) with under 100k miles for $6000 to $7500. check Autotrader .com. I bought a 2000 A8L with 86k for $6500 a couple of years ago. GREAT CAR AT A GREAT PRICE. ( It gets 22mpg city and 26 mpg hgwy)
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