Thats right only 459 total kms
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Description: This car is a stolen recovery. It is like brand new. ONLY 459kms on this vehicle! It won't last long! Clean title, not branded!


TechnicalYear: 2001
Make: AUDI

Model: S4
Exterior Colour: Not Specified

Fuel type: Gas
Drive: AWD

Engine: 2.7 Liter
Doors: 4

Cylinders: 6
Body: Sedan

Mileage: 459 kms
Status: Used

Stock number: 9352

 

Price/pics, MikeH?

 

Check out Autotrader.ca

http://www.autotrader.ca/a/AUDI/S4/V...0401120226407/

 

Oh. I thought you're selling it.
Called & found out a couple of things.
Price's $16999
Looks like the front grill was replaced. S4 badge's missing.
S4 badge at the back was replaced with RS4
Not cert/etested.
Nonetheless, sounds like a rare opportunity.
Too bad I don't have room for a fourth vehicle

 

Don't think I'd touch that with a ten foot pole, unless I had $15000 to spend on fixing it, or I were an Audi mechanic that could fix it myself - would still need $5k for the seals.

-who buys a new sports car and only drives it 460km, even if it was stolen? I did more than that in my first day of ownership out of excitement.
-recovered from where?
-if it's truly only been driven that far, the seals will be like powder, the a/c moldy, the brake lines iffy, the tires useless, and god know what else with the fuel/oil/cooling systems.

Or is it 459km on a new motor?

 

I'm going with 459KM on a new cluster

 

These cars store the km in the ecu, not the dash cluster.... Maybe a new ecu? Hehehe

 

looks brand new... rare opportunity.

 

Negative - it's stored in the cluster. You can buy a new one with zero miles, and it's also possible (but not easy) to hack them and change the odometer.

 

i am pretty sure that you are correct for the older '90's models of vw and audi, but am fairly certain that the newer ones store it in the ecu.
this is not, however, the common practice among other automakers.