Audi A4 Usados en Venta

I love this car. My husband and I were looking for a car that was a little bigger than our Honda civic because we were expecting twins and needed more room! My husband was horrified by the thought of getting a minivan and didn't want an SUV due to gas mileage. Also, we both prefer manual transmissions, and they are hard to come by these days. We found our used Audi wagon and knew it was "the one." The car has such a smooth ride and feels luxurious. It has a lot of pep and is fun to drive! It is very responsive to turns, etc. The gas mileage is pretty good and the design is very good. We have had no problems and it meets our needs. The seats are quality leather, has seat warmers and a big sunroof, which we love. There is sufficient trunk room. Like I said, I now have twins and I can fit their double stroller along with groceries from a big shopping trip!

I got this car as a gift to myself for getting a job and graduating from college. It is a great started car for young professionals. The color is metallic gray and looks amazing you clean it with tires. When I test drove the car, the engine was quiet and but the war was extremely fast. I still own the car and it is still very fast and the engine is also extremely quiet.

I loved the fact the it rode so smooth. It had tons of extra luxuries we didn't realize how much we enjoyed until we got a car without them (I.e. heated leather seats, trip tonic shift, home link - which is where you can program in your garage door opener to a button in the car, it even had a "ski bag" that opened from the trunk so you could put your skis through between the back seats). We were also surprises at how big the trunk is too - it doesn't look that big from the outside. That car was definitely built for comfort and it was sleek and sporty. We were surprised that it got decent gas mileage too. I didn't like how expensive everything was, though. Luxury cars require high priced maintenance and fixes. We got it used at 77,000 miles and the engine light came on as we were driving it off the lot (no joking about that) - it ended up being the CAT converter that costs over 3500 bucks to fix. I'd definitely recommend buying it when everything is still covered by warranty.