I am about to turn 16 and am looking at a 2000 audi a4 quatro 1.8t. The guy selling it said the cruise control doesnt work. And that the air bag computer doesnt work and needs to be fixed. The car has 134000 miles is that high for an audi? How much would the repairs be? The car is for 6995$ now but im hoping to bring him down to 6000 if the repairs are expensive he said he would adjust the price b/c the cruise control/air bag problem. Would it be worth it to buy this car?

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cruise control is usually the switch - easy fix we can help you find the parts. I didn't have AF when I got my audi and the shop charged me $365 to replace the switch.

Airbag, it can be other things besides the airbag contol module. no idea how expensive that would be if it was the problem, but there are guys on here that part out cars all the time and I'm sure you could get one cheaper used here.

 

my 96 has 197K on it and runs fine, I'd say drive it, if you like it, tell him 6 and see if he bites, if anything that gives you space to work up and maybe meet him at 6,5 or something like that.

 

hey man im in the same boat at you but im 17 and bought it with 140k miles and runs fine its all about how the other owner treated it and sofar mine was treated good engine wise but excelent body wise because it is mint...plus an audi is the total package you cant go wrong

 

price is too high. i wouldn't pay over 5.5k for that especially with the problems

 

+1... have you looked for any other audis in that range that might be a little better deal?

 

my girlfriend bought her 2001 with only 82k on it with everything working for $6k, you're also gonna have to worry about oil sludge, make sure it has all the dealer service records in the glovebox

personally i'd run away, if you dont have money (i mean rich) you're gonna feel like there isnt an end to the dark tunnel, esp at 16, it'll need a timing belt done soon (~$1k) if its been done or not, about 65k and 130k is a good time to do it, then you'll need to do suspension repairs most likely, track down and fix the airbag issue and the cruise control

 

to much money is being asked for this car.

 

i agree with everyone saying its too expensive.

im 20 and just bought today a 2000 A4 1.8T with 115,000 miles in perfect condition except it has that stalling problem but i picked it up for $2,000.

I have a feeling that the airbag problem will be a costly repair...but just my gut reaction to hearing airbags. I would take the advice and take a look around in the price range to see what else is out there. dont always go with the first one you look at. It might turn out to be a really good deal after looking around.

hope this helps

 

Up for sale is my 2000 Audi A4 Quattro Sedan 1.8t. Mileage is 100,008. This has car has the sport package with 2 tone interior. Interior and exterior are in nice shape. Car is quite loaded with options including moonroof. Car has been maintained very well. Semi-synthetic OIL changes every 2500-3000. Car has many new parts:
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-oem upgrade SPEC Clutch replaced 13,000 miles ago $900
-Timing belt replacd less than 500 miles ago $300
-Upper control arms both sides 10,000 miles ago $250
-Both outter tie rod ends $100
-Front and rear pads and rotors replaced about 10,000 miles ago $180
-Windsheild $200
-Radiator replaced 5000 miles ago $180
-Wheels and Tires $800
-Extra WINTER Wheels and tires $300
-Replaced CV shaft boots on both sides 1000 miles ago $100
-New IRIDIUM spark plugs 500 miles $50
-4 wheel ALIGNMENT after suspension and steering replacement.
-Greddy Turbo timer installed to prevent premature turbo wear $100
-Autometer Boost Gauge installed $60




This is another I found. I like the looks of this one better but im wondering which would be a better deal. This one is going for 8000$ If this is a good deal what should I offer.

Thanks