2010 Audi TT purchase advice
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2010 Audi TT purchase advice
I know this is not an Acura, but I really want one. Please advise
I am looking at purchasing a used TT. There are two cars that I am considering at the moment. Both are 2010 S-lines.
Car 1 :
142 000 km, small repair to rear bumper (~1800$), Monza Silver, well maintained with a very thorough CarProof. asking $17900. Looks great inside and out, and drives very well. Obviously well loved. Ontario car
Car 2:
90 000 km, large right rear repair completed at Audi Lauzon in Laval (~5500.00$), Ice silver, well maintained with a very thorough CarProof. asking $19 895, Looks great inside and out, and drives very well. Again, obviously well loved. Summer and winter wheels with TPMS. Quebec car
I will take both car to an Audi dealer for pre-purchase inspections.
My question is, should I be concerned about the damage on Car 2, or the fact that it is from Quebec. Should I be put off by the higher mileage of Car 1?
Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Tell me your thoughts please.
I am looking at purchasing a used TT. There are two cars that I am considering at the moment. Both are 2010 S-lines.
Car 1 :
142 000 km, small repair to rear bumper (~1800$), Monza Silver, well maintained with a very thorough CarProof. asking $17900. Looks great inside and out, and drives very well. Obviously well loved. Ontario car
Car 2:
90 000 km, large right rear repair completed at Audi Lauzon in Laval (~5500.00$), Ice silver, well maintained with a very thorough CarProof. asking $19 895, Looks great inside and out, and drives very well. Again, obviously well loved. Summer and winter wheels with TPMS. Quebec car
I will take both car to an Audi dealer for pre-purchase inspections.
My question is, should I be concerned about the damage on Car 2, or the fact that it is from Quebec. Should I be put off by the higher mileage of Car 1?
Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Tell me your thoughts please.
