RS6 Approved Used

[chunky79]

You shouldn't really use impact gums on alloy wheels anyway. Using them on locking nuts is extremely amature.

[Markp]

Surely if you are buying an a Main dealer youy wouldn't expect to have paint which has road rash all on one side and paint drips from a poor paint job, its more suited in an auction than a main dealer...

Thanks

I agree re drip and wheels but if the stone chips were on the leading edge of he rear wing behind the passenger door ten that is normal for a RS6 of that mileage. They should have a protective film there in my opinion - mine has chips both sides as I drive a lot on narrow lanes and the front wheels pick up roadside debris on left and right.

[Rs6ixer]

Stonechip were scattered along one side of the car (not shown on their pics) with paint fading on the parts of the vehicle where filler had been applied, ie sills etc

[Ian_C]

Kind of par for the course for a three year old, end of lease, poverty spec, ex sales rep A3 at an industrial estate car supermarket..... but not a 60k RS6 from a main Audi dealer!!!

[E14STO]

When I saw this I thought it was a bargain FL. I'd not throw that money at a car with those cosmetic issues. Who sells a car with kerbed and buckled wheels! Crazy. Back street dealer would put it on the forecourt in better knick!

I guess it's only "cosmetic" but gives a sense of how it's been looked after.

Also - mine does have the ppf on the rear quarter arch. Is this not std?