Collectors Edition: 2005 Audi Allroad 5-speed Biturbo
Sometimes, the chant of the siren is too powerful. Bankruptcy beckons you hard under the guise of this 153K Mile 2005 Audi Allroad 5-speed manual, with the Biturbo engine, who offers you two paths to financial ruin: fast and faster.
Still, Look at it, is a proper wagon, with a manual shifter. Interior is clean. This one has the 2.7 Twin Turbo, and beckons you with even more sweet songs, no leaks! working AC and a clean title. I mean, it basically weights the same as the newest BMW M2, right?
The 2.7 Twin Turbo is famous (infamous?) for suffering from a wide variety of problems, including a weak clutch, worn synchros, and difficulty shifting. These issues can make driving the car less enjoyable and potentially dangerous if not addressed promptly.
Secondly, the 2.7L Biturbo engine is notorious for its oil consumption problems, which can result in engine damage if not managed correctly. Additionally, the engine is known to have issues with carbon buildup on the intake valves, which can lead to a loss of power and engine misfires or the turbos tend to fail around 100K miles.
Other common issues with this car include faulty suspension components, electrical problems, and issues with the timing belt and water pump. Easy, right?
All of these issues can add up to a costly and frustrating ownership experience. While the 2005 Audi Allroad AWD Rare 6-Speed Manual transmission and the 2.7L Twin Turbo Biturbo engine may be attractive to some enthusiasts, it is essential to be aware of the potential problems. 10 out of 10 German independent shops recommend this engine. So how bad can it be?
This one in in California, and the asking price is only $5350 – Probably the lowest payment you will do while owning this thing.
