Audi s3 2007 dolphin gray 

genuine 50600 miles, extensive history, all original and outstanding condition, Cambelt done, full heated leather interior which has been fed regularly and in fantastic condition with minimal wear, refurbished standard alloy wheels, 6 speed manual, 2 original keys, climate control, electric windows, heated electric mirrors, standard cd radio, daytime running lights, mot due November 22 but for full asking price a fresh mot can be put on, this is a fine example with plenty of power (260bhp) drives as well as it looks and has been very well cared for and maintained with no expense spared, becoming hard to find in this condition and mileage with being completely standard and original, a future classic. 
 

£9995

contact Richard on 07530137423

located in partridge green, West Sussex. 

Hello Robin,

Thanks for joining and posting your advert.

This is just a personal opinion, but you advertise your 15 year old car is being in ‘outstanding (etc) condition’ , which may be considered a great way to entice potential buyers, but that description must then stand as being totally accurate in all respects, and subject to comeback if proved to be lacking in any reasonable respect. Although it’s not a trade sale, it must be ‘as advertised’ even with a private sale, and if it is proved not to be, then there can be comebacks. 
Obviously your call Robin. 
Kind regards,

Gareth. 

Hi Thankyou for your comment. 
i do class this vehicle as outstanding condition. I do not however class it as concorse but it certainly is outstanding condition for it’s age and has been extremely well looked after as all the paperwork and condition proves. It really has to be seen to be believed if my honest 

As I say ‘ your call Robin’, but you leave yourself wide open to be challenged if your buyer faults the car in any way after purchase. 
My take on having sold a few cars over 5+ decades, is that the car has to sell itself - since I don’t want to influence any potential buyer by stating my opinion of its condition.  
Kind regards,

Gareth.