I found a 2001 Audi A4 1.8T with 140,000 miles on it.
It is a stick shift so i am a little worried about wear on the transmission but I believe Audi builds quality cars along with BMW and such.
Do you think this is too many miles to buy it at? I only need it to run another 3 years or so, back and forth to school.
$4000 asking.Is this too many miles to buy a used Audi?some of those a4 were real lemons, go to carcomplaints.com and check it out, engine transmission and electrical problems were common well I took a look and the 01 audi had no complaints, but only this year and at that mileage, you can expect some high mileage issues to start showing up, There are a lot of better cars out there, I guess you have to decide what is best for you and expecting an audi to run 3 years no problems? never its not going to happen, toyota, or a honda can, but not an audiIs this too many miles to buy a used Audi?Certain yrs of A4's were known for sludging.
I dont know why you believe BMW builds quality cars other than their advertising.
They were downrated for 2011 by Consumer Reports for reliability.
Take it to Audi for pre-purchase check; have them run it's VIN on their Audi-only database of Service Campaigns, Recalls, Tech Service Bulletins, etc.
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Dont buy anything w/o reading Consumer Reports, CR. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/index鈥?/a> A non-profit testing organization. Free site for basic info. Also @ libraries %26amp; bookstores.
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Honda ranks #1 in Consumer Reports for 2011. Subaru, Toyota, Volvo %26amp; Ford follow in order.
BMW and Mercedes were down-rated for reliability, with Mercedes in 10th place.
GM %26amp; Chrysler were 12th %26amp; 13th.
Vehicles were rated for performance, reliability, fuel efficiency and other factors.
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424鈥?/a> Wall St Journal.
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http://www.forbes.com/2011/04/13/mercede鈥?/a> Forbes' "Worst Cars On The Road" list.
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