Used 1999 Audi A8 Sedan Consumer Reviews
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My 1999 A-8
KEITH HARTMAN, 02/11/2003
1999 Audi A8 quattro 4dr Sedan AWD
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A delight to drive. And a horror to bring to the Audi shop. Their idea of pricing is unreal. The major problem is suspension parts, obvious if you change your own oil as I do. Every carrying arms has electronic sensors, it appears. Nothing wears out without a whole subassembly to replace it. Most awful: a broken headlight lens cost $1100 to replace -- what? -- a light assembly going deep into the engine compartment. That aside, this is the best car I've owned (second best was a 1994 Audi 5000 stick shift, just as pretty in the driveway!).
Pearl 1999 A8Q
MAZ, 05/06/2002
1999 Audi A8 quattro 4dr Sedan AWD
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Bought the car with 2600 miles on it from Audi. Great cruiser, handles pretty well for a 4k lb car, German comfort/build quality and quattro cannot be beat. Burled walnut everywhere. The Bose stereo is only OK - that's the only gripe I really have as far as features. A+ seats - big, firm and adjustable.
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160000 miles Just like new
tire, 12/01/2003
1999 Audi A8 quattro 4dr Sedan AWD
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Just keeps rolling along. No repairs, normal maintence, 160000 miles. Still makes 23 miles to a gallon.
What a car!
bob franks, 03/13/2002
1999 Audi A8 quattro 4dr Sedan AWD
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This car is a great car in every way. There is not a bit or wind or road noise at speeds of 75+ mph. Also the engine is very powerful and quiet. This car can handle better than cars that are much smaller and feels no larger than the A6 on the road.
Cost of Disappointment
Blair, 01/22/2006
1999 Audi A8 quattro 4dr Sedan AWD
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This car, while I love the styling and driving it, is the largest disappointment I have ever had in a car. In the 19 months or so that I have had the car, I have had over $12K in repairs in the car. Between depreciation and cost of repairs, the car has cost me nearly $2K a month to drive, not including gas and insurance. I could have gotten a new BMW if I had wanted to pay that kind of money each month. The transmission went out on the car at 92K miles and it is $5500 to replace through Audi. Nothing from Audi has more than a 12 month/12K mile warrantee. That is pitiful considering the cost and that there are no other replacements.