Audi S3 Quattro Saloon (Auto) 2015

***£26'000***

17'000 miles, Audi warranty until March 2018, 4 new premium tyres, full dealership service history, amazing condition! 

Lots of extra features including full leather interior, upgraded sound system, parking sensors, comfort pack, privacy glass, cruise control and more.

A genuine bargain, and currently the lowest priced car on Autotrader of same the same model, age and condition.

Selling due to the purchase of a new car (arriving in September)

Contact me for information & to arrange a viewing / test drive (recommended)!

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201706056158800?make=AUDI&model=S3&utm_source=Email_a_Friend&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Email_a_friend_car

 

 

Welcome to the forum Steve :) 

sorry to hear your selling your s3. What are you changing too? 

Cheers

steve

The new F-Type! Traitor...

£25'800 for the S3 now. Bargain

8 hours ago, Pilotmorbz said:

The new F-Type! Traitor...

£25'800 for the S3 now. Bargain

Oh you are a traitor! 

I just hope it's the v8 ;) it sounds lovely in the advert :) 

Hello Steve,

Apologies for putting a potential dampener on your sale , but I guess you are not putting this car in part exchange possibly because of the considered low offer. Perhaps I'm wrong.

What I would realistically be asking myself is how many buyers are out there who have access to a cool 26 grand in their pocket and are looking to buy your car. It might be wise considering that if there is someone out there then they will be buying you car without access to dealer finance, without being able to part exchange their current car, and most importantly with any warranty. Knocking £200 off may be some sort of incentive, but.....

Yes, I know all of this is pessimistic, but what are you going to do if it doesn't sell, and you have two vehicle to insure etc. Etc. The main reason for me to be mentioning all of this is, that if you were to put in part exchange then it's gone, if you don't, and you can't sell it, you can't go back to the dealer and expect them to buy it ( well at least at what they are offering you now) - the boat will have been missed. 

Apologies if I've got this all wrong, and genuinely, I wish you all good luck in finding your buyer.

Kind regards,

Gareth.

This car is now sold (to a private buyer with cash)...

Cheers

Well done you.  Just proves it only takes 1 in 60odd million to want to buy a car we want to sell. Just goes to show then. Thanks for letting the forum know and good luck with your next purchase. 

Kind regards,

Gareth.