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GarageScout Take
The 3.2-liter V6, Quattro, and six-speed manual make this a particularly specific B7 configuration. At 140,500 miles, it sits above the middle for this generation; corrosion, interior damage, and the intermittent P2401 and self-leveling-headlight warnings weigh against it.
Strengths
- Includes two keys, the owner’s manual, and a spare used front fender.
Watch For
- Exterior has chips, scratches, dings, tree sap stains, rear-bumper paint damage, wheel damage, and a warped passenger-front door side skirt.
- Corrosion is present on the driver-front fender and underbody components.
- Seats and interior surfaces show wear, including a hole in the driver’s seat cushion and a stain on the passenger seat cushion
- The seller reports an intermittent P2401 check-engine light, a self-leveling headlight warning in automatic mode
