S8 D2 FE Cat C on ebay
 

Hi Guys and Girls
Is there any interest from anyone on here.
Looks in fairly good nick and only 79,000 mile.
Shows as Cat C rear end and possible head gasket gone.
They are open to offers as well

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDI-S8-4-...25.m3641.l6368.

Just thought I would share
David +++

This was on autotrader a few months ago...shame, hasn't lasted long.

Exactly how my last black one ended up just over a year ago as well.

£2750 with both the damage AND an undiagnosed overheating issue? (I wouldnt trust the garage "statement" without having more specific diagnosis - compression test or oil/water contamination. Could be thermostat, for instance). IMHO we are talking about, say, £500 - 900 for the overheating issue and and maybe another £1k to sort out the rear end. It is low mileage but has no evidence of gearbox service, cambelt etc change (which kind of supports 'stat/water pump cause of overheating).
Perhaps worth a visit if you were in the market.

Concerns me more than the damage!

I did note that and the fact that it has been a known centre of some car scams lately. Caveat emptor +++

I hate adverts that hide the registration too. What is there to hide? As soon as I see any advert with hidden reg I just close the ad and move on.

Pet hate of mine too, always makes me think the same+++

A lot of that advert made me think of this actually

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86URGgqONvA

Its annoying, but I thought people did it because they were worried any random person from the web could find out where they live? If that's the case I don't mind.
I think I am guilty of this too, purely because I thought it is possible for unscrupulous persons to use the license plate to find out the address the car is registered at with the DVLA.
Happy to be proven wrong, but it is a worry.

Not sure Joe Public can get address details, in any case how many people see your registration plate every day, I reckon many hundreds at least..and if they wanted they could follow you home;)

True, true, but the chances of people on the street being dodgy is small, and they have to really be paying attention to catch and remember a plate.
The worry is the web is open to literally billions, more chance of dodgyness.
Saying that, I don't think D2s are very sought after now, I would not worry any more unless I was selling a RS6 or something similar. Then I definitely would blank out the plate.

Thats a real shame to see it like that as looked really well looked after before

heres another ebay gem

note the gearbox failure lights :Confused:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Audi-S8-Qu...gAAOSwXtRZccsV

And the RNS-D needs it's unlock code
And those "19's" look suspiciously like 18's to me!

Add says suspiciously little - Australian Consumer Law protects the purchaser if there is no full disclosure on an add as to problems it may have. Is it the same there?
:hammer: