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Old 10-31-2006, 03:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What to buy: modded 2000 A4 or stock 2002?

I have the opportunity to buy one of these 2 and would love your advice on which to pick:

2000 Audi A4 1.8Turbo Quattro - 63000 miles, $13k
GIAC chip (adds 50HP)
K&N air filter
Bailey diverter valve
Spec clutch - stage 2
B&M short shifter
Koni adjustable shocks
H&R race springs
AWE Drive train stabilizer bar
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2002 Audi A4 1.8Turbo Quattro stock, 30k miles, $14k

I know next to nothing about audis and which year was considered "good" and which "bad". I currently own a 2001 Acura CL Type S and have been a Honda/Acura modder for 5 or so years. I'm interested in modding my next car. I've only test drove the 2000 and it was pretty sweet.
Thanks for your advice in advance.
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i guess the 2000 is a B5 and the 2002 is a b6...

i would go for the stock with 30k, reason - when buying a car thats already been modded you know its going to have a hard life to 63k....

i would go newer and then you have the chance to mod it yourself if you wish.... also repair bills will be less if things go wrong!

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i guess the 2000 is a B5 and the 2002 is a b6...

i would go for the stock with 30k, reason - when buying a car thats already been modded you know its going to have a hard life to 63k....

i would go newer and then you have the chance to mod it yourself if you wish.... also repair bills will be less if things go wrong!

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Thanks Rickt

Yeah, your resoning makes sense. Would you still do it if the b6 is 16k?

Do you know if either year/gen is notoriously difficult to mod/repair or have wide spread mechanical issues?
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to be honest the price 16K i cant comment on that as the prices here in the UK are a lot less due to it been made in Europe...

US Guys, what do you think as you know the US market?

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I would spend the extra and go for the newer more stylish B6, the interior is far higher quality too and you know its not been abused with no modifications and a low mileage !!
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I appreciate the advice. Can you tell me a bit about the B6 in terms of how easy/expensive it is to mod? Can the turbo be modified or upgraded easily? Does anyone make a blow off valve? Is the intake exhaust header combo as popular as it is in the honda world? Basically, is it better to mod the B6 or the B5?
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That's a rediculously low price for the 2002.

Maybe you are overseas or something but that car would be priced around $19k here in Michigan.
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There coming down in price now over here in uk. I bought mine for $14k(£ 7,300 ) cosidering it cost $44k (£23k) new 4 years ago !!

It all depends where you buy it from Audi uk would sell mine for about $22k (£11k) but i got mine off Ebay !!
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That's a rediculously low price for the 2002.

Maybe you are overseas or something but that car would be priced around $19k here in Michigan.
I agree it's very low. I'm trying to find out more info on it. I have looked around and found tons at 16-18k though. IMO 19k seems too high.
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i would go wit the stock b, casue thats some low miles and probly still in warrenty maybe
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