This car has been a blast for me, but I'm just ready for a new project.
The car has:
Power windows (auto up and down), heated seats, 6 cd changer, its a 5 speed, quattro (AWD), all leather interior(in good condition), black/grey interior with red guages, Full LED display (with MPG, radio station or cd and song readout, miles till empty, avg speed, and avg MPG),


This car has several mods to include:

Konig 18" wheels,10mm wheels spacers, stud conversion, Brembo big brke kit, ABD intake manifold, APR software, APR diverter valve, Eurospec connecting rods, JE pistons, all new valves and valve springs, 3" custom downpipe and Magnaflow Cat(stock after), custom audio system with 2 JL W10 in leather wrapped box (you will not find another TT with this box!!!!) Clear markers, aftermarket taillights(which I have origionals if you'd rather), K&N drop in filter, tinted windows, new water pump and timing belt this year, great paint! (aviator grey)

This car runs great and has more than enough power! Its my daily driver. I hate to get rid of it but I am buying a house and I've put way too much money into customizing this car and I'm far from done, so I have to get rid of it before I get myself into trouble. HAHAHA.



All reasonable offers will be considered. Willing to take price down for MKI or MKII VWs! Would really like to trade for E36 M3, but I won't keep my hopes up. If you are interested please contact me:

Chris-704-770-5855

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Some nice mods, but 13k is way out of the ball part. I bought my 01TT last year for $7500. You might get $10k if you find someone who can appreciate how much work you have in it, but probably not more than that. Not in the 180HP anyway.

You could easily get a close amount if you set up a buyers program. You sell the mods separately in exchange the buyer sends you their stock piece. This way, you can sell for blue book and get top dollar back for your investments! Id buy many of your mods if you decide!

$7500? What a deal for an outstanding sportscar! I've got mine up for $15.9K and I think it's worth that much. Granted it's a 225HP Quattro, but still -- my last TT was a 2000 I bought for $13K and it had less upgrades than the car Chris is selling.

Look at it this way ... an Austin Healy 3000 MKII is on cars.com for $35K. The TT blows this car out of the water in my opinion. It's what the market will bear, evidently.

Anyway, good luck selling this car! I wish I could keep mind but it's not in the cards right now.