2004 Audi A8

Quattro Sedan

8 Cylinder 4.2 Liter

Automatic

All Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

This 2004 Audi A8L Quattro has been my wife's executive commuting car for the past several years. The car has been Audi dealer maintained and has received all regularly scheduled service to-date. This is a landmark vehicle in the automotive category and for us has delivered an experience similiar to owning your own Lear Jet. It is understatedly elegant, powerful, fast, comfortable and dead reliable and dependable in ANY driving conditions. This car confidently moves through virtually any blizzard or downpour without any drama. The car has served us well, and we will be moving to a new A8. The car is in excellent condition and features all of the luxury equipment that is standard to the A8 of that model year. Please note that my wife and I have been the 2nd owners of the car; a title check will technically show 3 owners resulting from the transfer of title from wife's to husband's name when registering the current title upon our job relocation to Illinois. Highlights include: 4.2L V-8 Quattro all-wheel drive Bi-xenon Headlamps Fog lamps Full Power Accessories 19" Alloy Wheels Michelin Pilot Sport M+S Traction Control Multiple Air Bags Auto trans with step-tronic mode Heated Leather Wrapped Steering wheel w/ functionality controls DVD Based Navigation Bose Audio System Sirius Satellite Radio 6-Disc CD Changer Full leather interior Heated & Cooled Memory Seats Remote Rear window shade Rear window shades Dual Zone Climate Control Adjustable air suspension Bluetooth hands-free mobile phone sync Audi Music Interface - (USB Aux Input) Complete Trunk mounted tool kit Full-size Spare First Aid Kit Trunk Liner The history on this car is that it was originally acquired as a lease vehicle for use by an attorney in Manhattan. Upon lease conclusion it was sold to a broker in Ohio whom we purchased the car from. We owned the car in Georgia, Connecticut and now Illinois. My wife and I reviewed a CARFAX report on the vehicle . A mileage reporting inconsistency was noted in 2005 based on what appeared to be a clerical error (off about 3K miles) during NY vehicle inspection.