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With much regret I must sell my new arrival being a 1999 T reg S4. The reason for sale is redundancy an all to common thing hitting manufacturing of late.

The car is absolutely pristine and unmarked hence the first genuine viewer will buy.

Full details and photos can be found on my homepage by clicking the title bar at the bottom of the page and following S4.

Summarised details are as follows -

1999 T
Nagoro Blue
Alancantra Blue/Black Leather Interior
FASH including Cam Belt, Tensioner and Water Pump at my request during the last service
66000 Miles
Extras : Heated Seats, BOSE Concert System, Digital Climate
Tracker Fitted
19" Millie Miage Alloys with Brand New Goodyear Eagle F1's (The latter can be optional as I have the standard wheels available)

With regards price I am looking for £14999 with std wheels or £15999 with the 19" alloys included.

*Private plate currently fitted is not included in the sale*

Joules sorry to hear about this mate

hope it all works out for you in the end

Dunc [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]

Thats bad news Joules.

Good luck selling the car, have you tried selling it to fontain.co.uk ?

Never, ever, ever, ever.
Ever, give Fontain the satisfaction of making a profit on a decent Audi.

Really sorry to hear this Joules.

Sold my A4 1.8T Sport to Wheelbase for more than the Audi dealer was offering part ex. No hassle transaction [img]images/graemlins/thumbs.gif[/img]

Worth a call to see what they would offer. The guy I dealt was was Colin (Marshall I think) They advertise in Autocar.

Wheelbase

Good luck

David

Thanks for the advice guys,

I really don't want to sell so I am only pitching on here for now.... still as time goes by I will have to get serious.

Totally gutted though...

Joules

Bad luck Joules. Don't panic yet - there are jobs about: As an engineer you have a wide range of opportunities open to you.

Thanks Dave,

Not sure that engineering is the career for me. I have been working on moving into a new sector for a while hence following an MBA and having a spell at Cranfield. We will have to see....

Cheers,

Julian

Oh OK - I just read your profile that's all.

I hope you don't have too high an expectation of the value of an MBA: Do it because you want one, not because you think it will advance your career (which it probably won't IMO).