tasty A-6s

[Roger M. Woodbury]

I use as a guide all three "books" commonly available on line.  The highest
one is usually the Edmunds, although Kelly Blue Book and the NADA Guide can
vary a lot, too.  I must use figures weighted for this zip code, and
generally, quattros are higher here than a lot of other places, as this is a
pretty strong used car market in general, and quattro is particularly well
suited for our long and rather obstinate winters.

My 94 100CS is being bought for about average retail from those three
sources, and precisely what my bank's references think it should cost.

R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rui" <rui_guterres at umail.umd.edu>
To: <rmwoodbury at downeast.net>; <quattro at audifans.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: tasty A-6s


> I think you are right that these cars are a good buy but the prices you
talk about
> are little high. Two months ago I bought a 97 A6 with all options except
for the
> cold weather package with 36K miles in northern Virginia (west of DC) for
$19K.
> Their asking price was $20K. A month later they sold a 98 (they were
asking $21K
> for that one) with 35K miles and every option including the cold weather
package.
>
> I looked around on EBAY for months until I found this local used dealer
with really good
>  AUDIs and great prices, much better than the EBAY reserves I came
accross. I am happy
> with the car and was happy with the deal. If anyone is interested I can
recommend the place.
> They have AUDIs and a web inventory. http://www.lintonmotorsport.com/
>
> NOTE: I am not associated with this dealer and do not know anyone there. I
did get a
> great deal on a great car and would recommend this place for similar deals
on AUDI cars.
>
>
> >Right now, there is an absolutely YUMMY A6 (40,xxx miles in Oklahoma City
> >that needs a good home. I wanted this car, but couldn't get the price
down
> >where I wanted it.  It was on Ebay, and after the auction, AND after the
car
> >failed to meet its reserve three times on Ebay, the seller wrote to me.
I
> >offered something over $20k...the seller said that it was time for the
car
> >to go away....but they said not lower than 24K, so I bought the 100CS.
> >
> >Just after I did that deal, the Oklahoma City deal came back offering
their
> >car at $22,400.  TOO LATE!  But it is there, and if you want an email
> >address, email me and I will forward it to you.  I think it was a really
> >nice example.
>
>