nimbus8

Ok. I am looking to sell my allroad and needs some ideas on worth?

2003, silver, 56K miles, tip.

front driver side airbage went out, replace with Arnott coilovers, but kept all components in case of switch back. Because of this the CEL comes on, but its because of air suspension. This is checked frequently.

Tires need replacing. Can do first or sell (depends on return).

New front pads/rotors <1k miles.

Front bumper damage passenger side only below headlamp, needs replacing, only the gray bumper ~350 - 650 depending on used v. new.

Cold weather package, front/rear heated sets, ski bags, heavy duty mats and cargo mat.

Thanks.

hockeypuck

If you have to sell... you are going to have to find a very savy audi buyer (who will be aware of a potential TC issue). It is hard to explain any CEL light away. Dealing with damaged goods. A car like that is worth more to you but if you had to put a price on it.. start by asking 9000. Honestly, if you are serious about selling, put the air springs back in it, fix the bumper and you could probably get around 9500 for it, othewise keep it or blow it out as is for 7000.

SeeksAR

Are you required to get a vehicle inspected every year to drive in your state? If so, note that an inspection station may not give your vehicle a passing sticker if the CEL is on. Good luck explaining to the inspecter to please ignore the CEL at the risk of his being fined. Where I live, the new owner must get the vehicle inspected right away.

nimbus8

Nope, I am in Florida, no yearly inspection.

SeeksAR

Ah! Then that's where I'll move to when my allroad needs a comfortable place to retire with permanent CELitis. We have to get cars inspected (by an inpectOr) every year in Massachusetts.