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C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 7:42 am
by ecain63
If the right price / buyer comes along then its gonna go. The C6 is just too tempting for me and im at arms reach as far as funds go. If the right price isnt met then it'll stay for a while longer.

Daytona RS6 Avant 2003
93k miles
Warranty Direct 'Extra Care' warranty fully transferrable to new owner (warranties are rare now).
Meticulously maintained with 'War and Peace' sized folder of receipts.
Full Audi Service History until 2008. Specialist VAG/RS since then.
MOT November 2010
Tax April 2011.
Serviced correctly as per Service guide, plus oil and filter every 5k, gearbox every 40k.

Services:

10k done at 10'149 miles
20k done at 19'072 miles
30k done at 30'076 miles
40k (cambelt etc) done at 40'163 miles
Gearbox service
50k done at 49'392 miles
60k done at 59'264 miles
70k done at 68'817 miles
80k (cambelt etc) done at 73'665 miles
redone at 74'000 miles due to Audi tensioning belt incorrectly.
90k done at 78'990 miles
Gearbox service
100k done at 87'795 miles

Oil and filter service yesterday
Next service (110k) due at 98k.

Recent work done:

Alternator changed Jan 2009
New Oil Cooler Jan 2009
New Intercooler Jan 2009
New boost hoses and oil hoses Feb 2009
Full repaint Feb 2009 (minus boot, rear bumper and roof).
Rear wings stripped and repainted due to imperfections and now covered with clear vinyl.
New headlights Feb 2009 (old ones were stonechipped).
New windscreen Feb 2009 (stonechips)
New Mirrors Feb 2009 (stonechips)
2 x Forge DV's March 2009
New oil filter housing May 2009 (inc oil and filter change)
OSF Engine mount replaced May 2009
Rear ARB drop links replaced July 2009
Pioneer Avic-D3 Satnav/DVD fitted to replace RNS-D Nov 2009
Bilstein PSS9's fitted with new top mounts Jan 2010
4 x new tyres (vreds 275's) fitted in Jan 2010
New steering rack gaiter Jan 2010
Roof fully repainted under Audi Paint warranty
Miltek Res fitted April 2010
Hi Flow filters April 2010
Intercooler resealed by MRC April 2010
MRC Custom map (508bhp) April 2010
Miltek (res) fitted April 2010
Oil and filter service July 2010
New Gearbox Sump Pan and Gasket today.

Interior:

Natural leather (much tougher than other leather) creamed regularly
Dark alcantara head lining
Piano Trim
Immaculate carpets.
New mats at 80k
Paddle shift
Sunroof
Rubber Boot liner
New Tool kit in boot.
All the rest of the usual RS refinements

In my opinion this had to be one of the tidiest 6's in the land. 93k and it looks like its only done 30k. There are no dents, scratches or otherwise. The only bits not 100% are the side skirts due to stonechips on the edges. Other than that the paint is immaculate. No parking dings, no wobbly panels, nothing. No squeeks, rattles or hisses. This car is absolutely perfect. Health checked at MRC in April (only problem was intercooler leak which they fixed) and pulled very good figures after the map.

Comes with both keys and fobs, service book, a zillion receipts (all stored in date order - in a file cos im anal), warranty etc.

Like i said, its not really for sale as such so dont ask me if i want to sell for peanuts. If the right buyer comes along then it'll go. Gotta go at £17k+ im affraid or it just aint worth it. The car needs nothing so really its a bargain.
If you wanna talk turkey then please either email me or phone me on 07854615512.

Eddie

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RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 12:02 pm
by batty
that's got to be my perfect car - daytona with black optics.

anyone want a std silver plus ??

RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 12:54 pm
by Golffather
Absolutely stunning!

RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 1:23 pm
by HYFR
+1

Looks amazing

RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 8:32 pm
by delboymafia
+2 :thumbs:

RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 8:37 pm
by ecain63
Thanks guys. Hopfully someone will come along with the right figure. I do love the car though. Test drove a C63 tonight and i like the RS much more. Its nicer inside and quicker too.

RE: C5 RS6. Not officially selling........but!

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:03 am
by Condor24
Good luck with your sale ... glad you've made a decision but hope you don't regret it.

We've obviously got the best two C5s in the land ... mine's only done 42,000 miles.

:beerchug:

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:38 pm
by chunky79
I would tear your arm off if only it had lower miles or had a new g box. Seen 2 now with below 50k on them and not been that impressed.

Good luck with the sale

Dunc

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:41 pm
by Condor24
For what it's worth ... I think it's a great buy ! ... but I've got 2 other motors in the garage & a 3rd on the way ...

Seems daft me having a 2nd C5 ..

:beerchug:

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:46 pm
by ecain63
Why should it need a new box? Its 100% sound with nom slippage what so ever (you can check if you want). And besides, most go within the first 40k (look at the thread on here for failed vs not failed). Past that most are reliable so long as you dont put too much torque through it. As for mileage: I'd personally rather buy a regularly used, frequently serviced and maintained model than one thats sat in a garage for weeks at a time and needs all the hoses etc replacing due to lack of use. Its a got a warranty too which you'll struggle to get anywhere else. Sub 50k ones have probably been garage queens, which i nice if you are a collector but they do need running.

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:38 pm
by chunky79
What doesn't the warranty cover? I know what your saying about the box but it's just a piece of mind thing i suppose.
Please don't take what i have said the wrong way.
It really does look a stunner.
Dunc

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:46 pm
by HYFR
ecain63 wrote:Why should it need a new box? Its 100% sound with nom slippage what so ever (you can check if you want). And besides, most go within the first 40k (look at the thread on here for failed vs not failed). Past that most are reliable so long as you dont put too much torque through it. As for mileage: I'd personally rather buy a regularly used, frequently serviced and maintained model than one thats sat in a garage for weeks at a time and needs all the hoses etc replacing due to lack of use. Its a got a warranty too which you'll struggle to get anywhere else. Sub 50k ones have probably been garage queens, which i nice if you are a collector but they do need running.
I agree with all of that....I think possibly the worst thing you could do on a car like this is not run it regularly

As great as an odometer does look starting with a 4 or 5, I think its prob an accident waiting to happen for your wallet, we all know how much these things cost to keep tip top...Eddie's "war and peace" folder is proof of that !

:beerchug:

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:58 pm
by chunky79
aka_dk wrote:
ecain63 wrote:Why should it need a new box? Its 100% sound with nom slippage what so ever (you can check if you want). And besides, most go within the first 40k (look at the thread on here for failed vs not failed). Past that most are reliable so long as you dont put too much torque through it. As for mileage: I'd personally rather buy a regularly used, frequently serviced and maintained model than one thats sat in a garage for weeks at a time and needs all the hoses etc replacing due to lack of use. Its a got a warranty too which you'll struggle to get anywhere else. Sub 50k ones have probably been garage queens, which i nice if you are a collector but they do need running.
I agree with all of that....I think possibly the worst thing you could do on a car like this is not run it regularly

As great as an odometer does look starting with a 4 or 5, I think its prob an accident waiting to happen for your wallet, we all know how much these things cost to keep tip top...Eddie's "war and peace" folder is proof of that !

:beerchug:
Very true david. Suppose i can't really say much as i have just put my s4 with 78k up for sale.

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 8:01 pm
by ecain63
The warranty covers everything pretty much (hence the 'extra car' tag). The gearbox and all its componenets are covered so thats good to know, along with the engine and all its ancilliaries. The only thing i couldnt claim on was the gearbox sump pan that was leaking. They only cover the leak if it requires the box / engine to be removed. No big deal that one as its in the policy book, i had it replaced at my cost. They have changed the DRC for coilovers, had new alternator, new oil cooler and intercooler and all the hoses. So really they are actually very good. Through a bit of research it looks like there are only 2 or 3 decent companies out there. Audi are the best but charge £2.5k a year for a premium. Warranty Direct (who im with) are good and so far have been fair on paying up, but they now only do renewals due to the high cost of repairs (premium is circa £750 a year and ive claimed thousands). Cant remember the 3rd lot but the rest wont touch the RS6. Like i said, the low mileage ones might be tempting, but do they have a warranty and is it gonna cost you in the long run?

Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 8:09 pm
by chunky79
mmmmmmmm got me thinking now. Will have a little chat with the wife