Make: AUDI
Model: A6 2.5 TDI QUATTRO SE AUTO
Registration: YD02 FNO
Engine Size (cc): 2496
Transmission: 5 Speed Auto Diesel
Current Speedometer Reading: 147,250
Year of Manufacture: 2002
Date First Registered: 24/05/2002
MOT Expiry Date: 19/03/2025
Current V5: YES
Location: PICKERING
You can view from: Monday 27 January - Tuesday 4 February 2025

Current V5 present. Paperwork includes printed MOT history, MOT certificates, and various invoices for parts and work.

All proceeds from the sale of this item will be donated to Overgate Hospice, Elland.

The vendor has provided the following:

*********Sale proceeds in aid of Overgate Hospice, Elland.**********

This Audi A6 Avant C5 2.5TDi Quattro SE Auto is a one-owner car that was ordered to a high specification when new.

Comes with a full history file that even includes the original purchase documents and invoice. This Audi is quite the individual and comes with a range of additional features that make it exactly the car we wanted, Among those were:

• Recaro electric seats trimmed in Buffalino Leather; matching leather trim can also be found throughout the cabin

• Rear passenger window blinds

• Solar roof to run the ventilation when the car is parked (this is not working at present but it looks good and does not affect the cars usage)

• Tiptronic gear selection

• Acoustic Park distance

• Walnut trim

• Side guard

• Black roof rails

• Rear airbags

• Through load (for those skiing adventures)

The car looks smart for its’ age, not perfect but you could certainly just use it as it is and it wouldn’t look out of place wherever you may take it. A classic in waiting with those C5 design statement looks that were the start of a new age of Audi.

Having been on a private plate since first registration I am afraid you will be unable to view the MOT history online just now, rest assured it is supplied with the car.

As stated above this sale is to the benefit of Overgate Hospice https://www.overgatehospice.org.uk, a donation in memory of someone who was lucky enough not to have needed the services of Overgate, but was a lifelong supporter of the work done there for the people of Calderdale.