For Sale Audi A6 4.2 quattro V8

[Gazjen]

For sale is my 1999 A6 4.2 quattro 300hp Triptronic this is the wide bodied version the same as the S6/RS6

94,000 miles full service history its had new tyres, new air bags, new brakes westfalia detachable tow pack (invisible when removed)

In dark blue has every option: heated memory black leather, solar sunroof, cruise, climate, bose, tv, sat nav, folding mirrors, etc etc

Its got RS6 exhausts on it (not in pics) originals also included (If required)

Looking for £4750

Pm or email Gazjen @sky.com or tel 07890 842768

I love this car I'm only selling it due to building the 80 with the S6 V8 in it and the missus wants her own car again.

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[Gazjen]

Just thought I'd add a few up to date pictures.

Also forgot to add its got Nokia Bluetooth hands free and heated rear seats too

[monkeyboyuk]

looks very tidy m8 good luck wi the sale

[kenquattro]

Very nice car. Very, very high spec too. I was looking for this spec car this time last year, but ended up getting my A6 2.7T Avant instead.

[Gazjen]

Cheers, I looked at the 2.7t's as well nice car but it was the wide body and the V8 that swayed me

It's got every option except the recaro seats (you lose memory function with those) and Aux heating which I have never seen on a car in this country more for the cold climates

[kenquattro]

My A6 2.7T has the optional Recaro Seats along with the sunroof, heated front seats, Bose, Cruise, 6CD Changer, Sat Nav/TV, Ski Bag, Leather, Tiptronic controls on Steering Wheel, Walnut etc. £46K new in 1999, it was the demo car for West London Audi. Poverty Spec next to your 4.2!!

[SorenR]

The 2.7T engine is a solid engine, if you mantain it properly.. Let it warm up properly before feeding it and let it cool down with low rev. driving for 1-3 minutes before parking...

If not, it will show you who's the boss and ditch the turbos!

My 2.7T (Audi S4 Avant) has done 230.000 km, been chipped for at least 150.000 km. 320 bhp and 515 NM is noticeable The 2.7T in the S4, A6 and Allroad differs only by the ECU. Fuel economy is the same or a little better than OEM unless you really step on it..

On the quarter mile it outruns an S6 Plus 4.2L V8.. No problem

A small tip.. (RS4 2.7T included) Mount the BOV's with the vacum hose pointing up (90 deg vacum hose from a newer Golf should do the trick). They will last longer, as the flow is now correct. I suspect Audi mounted them sideways to make them more silent. The best OEM'ish BOV is the Bosch Sport 110. Preferred by MTM

[kenquattro]

My A6 2.7T Tiptronic has a Revo remap done by AVPerformance in Burton On Trent, and has been tested at 321BHP/400 Nm torque. Fuel consumption is 18.2MPG average. It was 22.4 before the remap. The increase in performance is very, very noticeable. It goes very, very well. A great engine, as is the 4.2 V8.

[SorenR]

Originally Posted by Gazjen

Cheers, I looked at the 2.7t's as well nice car but it was the wide body and the V8 that swayed me

It's got every option except the recaro seats (you lose memory function with those) and Aux heating which I have never seen on a car in this country more for the cold climates

A 4.2L V8 with knocked out cats do have a sweet sound. A sound perfect for cruising, not too loud and not too quiet

Aux heating serves two purposes... 1 - a nice warm cabin on a cold winters day and 2 - your engine (and oil) is pre-heated and ready to rock'n roll. And.. There will be less wear and tear on a warm engine.