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Old 12th February 2015, 11:58 AM
LordHefner LordHefner is offline
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Originally Posted by IT View Post
I suspect that is the angle Roberto would be coming at.

And to be fair, a Cat D A8 with pre facelift front end and broken bonnet is worth more to someone on here than anywhere else.

So yes, I expect it will sell cheap, but the seller will probably get the best price and for someone who can see past those faults, there is a nice enough car hiding under there....
Thanks IT,

You're more than correct on that front, to be honest I wouldn't of even of considered selling the car if I had faith in the Audi dealership, but as they have been useless every time I've been involved and my need to get to hospital multiple times a week is essential then it's only becoming a hindrance to me as I know at some point I will need to check the oils, but the people on here are so knowledgeable that if someone offered to come to Cornwall and fix my problem then I would happily pay them Audi main dealer rates, I know you guys are able to have the means of fixing your own cars yourself, and my car out there with a Forum user means it would be fixed.

I love the car I truly do it's done 7,000 very happy miles with me and I've enjoyed most of them, I just hate being let down when the things I'm willing to pay to have fixed are just left festering because of the sake of useless back up. So if there is anyone local to Cornwall who would like to earn the cash for fixing this problem then I'd happily look at that option. The car is far to good to be broken, there is nothing wrong with it mechanically, it simply needs a bonnet opening and ideally a head lamp and fog lamp switch despite them illuminating as they should... and with it being a desirable colour and model, with low mileage on the last year or two of the D3 it is not one to scrap. It simply needs someone to help me sort it, or someone to take it as their own that has the ability to tinker and do work on their own cars, I am not in a health situation to be working on cars and so I'm left in this situation where I've got little option other than to sell a car I love and enjoy driving for the sake of a few small problems, people on this forum have already said can be fixed.

I appreciate all of the help and I will now go and check my private message!

Regards,

Mark
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