Why wouldn't an Audi dealer certify an RS6 with under 8,000 miles?
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Any chance AoA is saying, "No certified RS6s"?
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Any chance AoA is saying, "No certified RS6s"?
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For 100K miles? That would be 3 trannies, 2 short blocks, 2 sets of turbos....
If I was Audi, I would add something like 7K at least for the extended warranty.
If I was Audi, I would add something like 7K at least for the extended warranty.
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and I know that the warranty company will not go out of business as its backed by Audi. The Audi certified program is different than the Audi Pure Protection plan.
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anybody know?? Everyone I have seen appears to be a Tip. It just seems to me that if you were targeting real driving enthusiasts (please no flames), that you would sell at least half in 6 speeds.
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