2003 Audi RS6 $59,900 48,101 Goodwood Green @ Don Rosen Imports http://www.donrosenimports.com/
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Goodwood Green 4 sale 60kUSD
2003 Audi RS6 $59,900 48,101 Goodwood Green @ Don Rosen Imports http://www.donrosenimports.com/
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Nice car,wrong VERY wrong colour....
Mugello blue would be my choice.
RS4 (b5) B&B tuned......
RS4 > Technology to free the mind of man.
price is high for that kind of mileage and color.
Believe it or not, that price (with that mileage) is Kelley Blue Book WHOLESALE price!!! So actually, that's a good price.Originally posted by pyiu
price is high for that kind of mileage and color.
Ben
Einstein once said, "I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are details."
Ron Paul Fan
then I guess I got a really good deal.
40k miles CPO 2009 for $56k out the door.
AVUS Silver/Black/Carbon Fiber.
That you did my friend.Originally posted by pyiu
then I guess I got a really good deal.
40k miles CPO 2009 for $56k out the door.
AVUS Silver/Black/Carbon Fiber.
Ben
Einstein once said, "I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are details."
Ron Paul Fan
thanks!
Don't hate me, but I think that colour looks pretty good!
When I got mine, I thought a long time about the Goodwood Green, and only went with the Mugello blue because my previous S4 20v was Emerald green metallic, and I thought a change was in order.
2003 RS6, Mugello/Silver, MTM Stage 1 ECM, and TCM mod, Abt 19 inch wheels for summer, stock 18s for winter, RS6+ Pedals INSTALLED! 2Bennett coilover system, 2Bennett front brakes; DRC gone!
Originally posted by Bomber
Nice car,wrong VERY wrong colour....
..yes.....fugly colour...for my taste
I have no problem with Green, but as you say, you had the Emerald green, a much better shade.Originally posted by gregoryindiana
When I got mine, I thought a long time about the Goodwood Green, and only went with the Mugello blue because my previous S4 20v was Emerald green metallic, and I thought a change was in order.
Goodwood is too "yellow" and muddied. I like the darker, richer greens.
Ben
Einstein once said, "I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are details."
Ron Paul Fan
55K, non-CPO, $47K out the doorOriginally posted by pyiu
then I guess I got a really good deal.
40k miles CPO 2009 for $56k out the door.
AVUS Silver/Black/Carbon Fiber.
Mugello Blue/Gray/Carbon Fiber
...and God help me, I love it so.
I have 37,000 miles on mine and the buyout for my lease is $59,900 as of today! Emmm..
Mike
Aww come on. I like my new Goodwood green RS6. It's unique, will buff out beautifully and folks have been complimenting it constantly. I've had it a couple of days.
Initial Impressions:
Quite harsh ride. My other car is an e46 M3 with 500 lb/inch springs and it rides fabulous compared to this. Seems to be a lot of compression damping combined with 255/35-18 Goodyears. 255/40-18 Michelin PS-2s go on next week. I'm pretty much already used to the ride, though. Love the interior; seats are comfortable and the car is quiet at speed.
Dealer significantly overfilled the engine oil. Almost to the top of the upper orange plastic piece. Why is this so prevelant? Consequences?
Also has a nice oil leak as well. Appears to be transmission. Two six inch puddles on the floor of my garage already. Unacceptable.
Sirius module to be installed next week. I think I can live with the minimal features of the nav system for a while. Might upgrade later.
Happy to join the family!
Joe
JOe,
Did you buy the above shown car or another?
Edit: opened eyes and saw the title... nevermind.
Pete
Last edited by Vegasguy; April 30th, 2006 at 22:20.
Current Audi: 2002 S6, Amulet Red
Past Audi's: 78 Fox, 80 4k, 82 5k turbo, 87 5k turbo, 86 4kQ, 87 4Kq with Turbo conversion, 91 200 20V with monster chip.
The special engine oil required for the RS6 is sold in liters; the US manuals list the capacity in quarts. If they put in the number of liter bottles required, thinking they are putting in quarts, an overfill will result. Now, in defense of the dealers, apparently the listed fill of oil is low. e So, if I understand it correctly, that partly offsets the liter/quart differential, and you end up with the degree of overfill you see.Originally posted by Radiation Joe
Dealer significantly overfilled the engine oil. Almost to the top of the upper orange plastic piece. Why is this so prevelant? Consequences? Happy to join the family!
Joe
Haven't seen anyone complain of consequences to the overfill. Most likely once the engine is running, and some of that oil is circulating, you would not have a problem with a slight overfill. Some cars in the past (Porsche 944 comes to mind) were advissed to overfill a quart for track or autocross work to avoid starving the engine of oil in cornering.
The manual warns of oil being ingested, with lowered air/fuel mixture octane, detonation, not to mention the catalytic convertor being in line for trouble. As I say, haven't heard of this problem cropping up.
Wish I could say the same for the DRC suspension; but I am sure you've kept abreast of that whole thing.
2003 RS6, Mugello/Silver, MTM Stage 1 ECM, and TCM mod, Abt 19 inch wheels for summer, stock 18s for winter, RS6+ Pedals INSTALLED! 2Bennett coilover system, 2Bennett front brakes; DRC gone!
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