hey guys, planning on buying a b6 a4 for a daily driver, any tips of what to look for?
07-02-2007, 12:06 PM
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hey guys, planning on buying a b6 a4 for a daily driver, any tips of what to look for?
also if anybody here is selling one let me know, or know of someone selling one.
thanks, dan
thanks, dan
07-02-2007, 12:36 PM
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small but cosmetic rubberized plastic peeling, read about some cvt tranny problems i'm at 29k right
now so i'm not sure, but i just hope i'm not a poor smuck down the line where the tranny goes out after the warranty period.
looks like you own an b5 s4 so i imagine you'll go with the mt. i would have done the same but i'm getting old and traffic is lame.
looks like you own an b5 s4 so i imagine you'll go with the mt. i would have done the same but i'm getting old and traffic is lame.
07-02-2007, 12:45 PM
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either way the looks of the b6 is still appealing even with the new b7 but if i keep getting bad ser
vice from audi i might diversify and get a bmw or mb even though i'm not a fan of either but i'm getting really frustrated with the dealers. i love turbos and really didn't have a choice before but now with bmw's new 335xi is starting to look appealing.
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if i could i would do everything myself but unfortunately i'm limited to spark plugs, brakes and oil
changes...i would like to broaden my skills for a brake fluid flush, cv boots, transmission oil change mt, at or cvt, differential oil change, etc. timing belt is a little too intimidating for me.
