Buying a used car, gimme your 2 cents brehs.. (Audi A6)
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ill finally update my buying new/used cars thread later tonight been lazy on it
Yeah, don't do it, breh. Old ass luxury cars...just dont.
BLAZO da GAWD
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audi's 
ok looking cars that aint worth the hassle and headache. fukk em
OP, stay away from that car. and its 10 years old already?!?
ok looking cars that aint worth the hassle and headache. fukk em
OP, stay away from that car. and its 10 years old already?!?
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
audi's
ok looking cars that aint worth the hassle and headache. fukk em
OP, stay away from that car. and its 10 years old already?!?
BLAZO da GAWD
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he's right tho...
Please do bruh, about to probably close the deal on a used car this week.
Been eyeing this 2006 Kia Spectra.
BLAZO da GAWD
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Its an old rich nikka who bought the newer one, mileage is about 80k 
he said he'd let it go for 3k, no accidents, private owner..
And to yall nikkas tryin to play me like im some fake it til u make it ass nikka, Im doing research on an offer extended to me. It happens to be an old luxury car, but of course that means Im frontin
If it was a Monte Carlo or a Civic I'd do the same thing, research
he said he'd let it go for 3k, no accidents, private owner..
And to yall nikkas tryin to play me like im some fake it til u make it ass nikka, Im doing research on an offer extended to me. It happens to be an old luxury car, but of course that means Im frontin
If it was a Monte Carlo or a Civic I'd do the same thing, research
What's the mileage? anything over 80,000 check the carfax and make sure all of the service and maintenance intervals were done. Timing Belt service is a big fix were the original warranty usually never fixes and the second owner have to spend cash.
I have a 2003 A4 3.0 and it's no joke. Every year it's something. This past winter I had to drop over 2,200 to replace the Power Steering Pump, Timing Belt and a bunch of other shyt. The year before that it was the Power Steering Rack, Catalytic Converter and not to mention the Ignition Coils that go out every year. $40 per/ 6 cylinders = $240 just to get the shyt running normally.
Don't fukk with Audi's that aren't under warranty. Biggest mistake I've made buying a car. Lease it or buy it new.
I have a 2003 A4 3.0 and it's no joke. Every year it's something. This past winter I had to drop over 2,200 to replace the Power Steering Pump, Timing Belt and a bunch of other shyt. The year before that it was the Power Steering Rack, Catalytic Converter and not to mention the Ignition Coils that go out every year. $40 per/ 6 cylinders = $240 just to get the shyt running normally.
Don't fukk with Audi's that aren't under warranty. Biggest mistake I've made buying a car. Lease it or buy it new.
if your looking to get a old luxury car cop mid to late 90's bmw, 01-up caddies. You can't go wrong with those as far as cost of repairs etc
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Its an old rich nikka who bought the newer one, mileage is about 80k
he said he'd let it go for 3k, no accidents, private owner..
And to yall nikkas tryin to play me like im some fake it til u make it ass nikka, Im doing research on an offer extended to me. It happens to be an old luxury car, but of course that means Im frontin
If it was a Monte Carlo or a Civic I'd do the same thing, research
I know OP. I've been there.
You are 19.
Yo got 3 stacks of high society.
You found what looks like a deal.
A 2003 Audi.
All the hoes going to be on you.
Probably in college. Probably got a couple of shorty's on deck, maybe a connect with the local clubs, little job, making a little cash. All you need is the ride.
DON"T DO IT!
Take them 3 stacks, lease a 2010 or newer Corolla or something with less than 30K miles. Build your credit and drive that car for the next 8 years at least.
By then you should be in a better financial place to cop a brand new Audi. By then you won't even want that rabbit. You'll be lookin at the Cadillac.
