That looks stunning, nice one, very very jealous! May we enquire as to how much you paid for it?
For the forseeable future, I shall be driving this.....
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Mint!
Lovely motor!
The Perfectionist
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Audi Class Concours winner Stoner Park 2014, ADI Concours D'Elegance Class Winner 2008, Runner up 2014. Winner, S2Forum Show'n'Shine Billing 2006 & 2008.
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You couldn't stay away! this is the problem with owning S2 and Rs2's. What on earth do you replace it with when you sell on?? It is NOT an easy task to replace one of our beloved rockets there's nothing much around with the same soul as a straight 5. Welcome back Dean,Comment
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85k miles and got it for a tad over £15k. Was still on the same owner from new, although bought from someone else. Bought from the supplying Audi dealership, and serviced by the same one. Had absolutely everything done by the same dealer - even down to the 5 or 6 sets of new tyres it has been through. It really is exemplary history........Originally posted by s2avant95Mmiles and price if you dont mind?
It has had the big red brake kit fitted , and recently had, along with a cambelt service, new turbo,ecu, hall sender, and starter motor.
Pleased to say the aircon has even been overhauled. Its almost too cold
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very nice looking car!!!!
may i ask why would a 85K RS2 would need a turbo changing??
i mean my RS2 is about the same mileage(132500Km)and turbo hasnt even been serviced once!
however it still rocks,has no problems and im the first person who will actually have it serviced for the first time out of precaution!
just to understand it better.You change a turbo only when it is broken?Or trying for a bigger one?or if it cannot be serviced if you experience loss of power?
in any case,since everything is new(the expensive stuff) you got a great deal there!m8
cheers
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by the way,im really close in changing my black leather for black leather/black alcantara.
The person at the shop told me that he has a better option of a velvety cloth instead of alcantara which is much cheaper and same in resistance as alcantara(which is quite delicate ive been told)...i think it is a great option!!!Comment
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aye right


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