@@theboogeyman5736 I purchased with 129.000km on it, 2004' model. It costs me approximately 300€ per year for maintenance. I visit AUDI service once each September for check up and changing/fixing whatever needs to be fixed according to the AUDI maintenance book. No surprises so far. It is a beast, reliable and feels so high end. The only thing you need to pay extra attention when buying, is that the convertible top works well.
@@theboogeyman5736 I got the manual transmission model. I believe they are more sturdy. The newer models have gone quite a mile though so if I purchased a NEW car, I would probably go for automatic in 2021.
What a gorgeous car, man. Bauhaus, smooth and very German. Audi's of today are still lovely, but they are often overwrought with surface detailing and cuts here and there...Audi's of this vintage were far more confident and exquisite.
It’s 2022 in England, I have 2005 S line Cabriolet with still only 53000 miles on. This car debuted in 2002 and ran until mid 2005 when this B6 variant was upgraded to B7, or given a big mouth as we say here.
I just gone one of these for a hell of a steal price 68k miles $2400 practically brand new! I will be selling my c250 because the cabriolet is way more simple to deal with
Husai Camacho so far, so good. I purchased it with 82,000 and 1 owner with proof of vehicle maintenance. So far, the only thing that has happened (I’ve had it for 2 months now) is the brake light sensors came on, which I’m getting the sensors replaced and my brakes still squeak because they need to be broken in. Also, I’ve already had my oil changed and serviced as of yesterday ( I already put 1,500 miles on it)
those displays tend to be intermittent. so just because it is showing up well here doesn't mean it will always do that. They often have loose contacts at the back and so when there is a really hot day they can expand and then break contact.
I got this 1 year ago. My dream car and I am extremely satisfied with the quality and comfort.
2005 Audi A4 convertible
How has the maintenance been
@@theboogeyman5736 I purchased with 129.000km on it, 2004' model.
It costs me approximately 300€ per year for maintenance. I visit AUDI service once each September for check up and changing/fixing whatever needs to be fixed according to the AUDI maintenance book.
No surprises so far.
It is a beast, reliable and feels so high end. The only thing you need to pay extra attention when buying, is that the convertible top works well.
@@konstantinoskyritsis wow that’s awesome! It surprises me to hear that though since I’ve heard tons of horror stories about audi transmissions
@@theboogeyman5736 I got the manual transmission model. I believe they are more sturdy.
The newer models have gone quite a mile though so if I purchased a NEW car, I would probably go for automatic in 2021.
just picked one up with 44k miles and I'm loving it
The person in the back seat cannot "screw with you" as the rapid seat moving button at the top of the seat is only usable when the door is open.
odd use of a quote, “Jamie”.
Audi is like Mercedes, Volvo, Cadillac and Lincoln it is a sole luxury boat
at heart
Is a 2004 still good?
I love my 03 3.0. Fabulous car and perhaps the last great, destined to be a classic Audi.
Beautiful car. Maybe the best convertible Audi build.
What a gorgeous car, man. Bauhaus, smooth and very German. Audi's of today are still lovely, but they are often overwrought with surface detailing and cuts here and there...Audi's of this vintage were far more confident and exquisite.
One day and soon i will be driving it 🤩♥️
Are you driving it yet
I hope you have one now, these are now classic.
Thank you so much, just realised I can buy a wind screen for my 05 Cabriolet!!
It’s 2022 in England, I have 2005 S line Cabriolet with still only 53000 miles on. This car debuted in 2002 and ran until mid 2005 when this B6 variant was upgraded to B7, or given a big mouth as we say here.
This is my first car and I love it
I want this bad boy. Same everything
Used to have one of these in Florida and god was it a perfect car. They don't make them like this anymore... now I've transisioned to a C250
I just gone one of these for a hell of a steal price 68k miles $2400 practically brand new! I will be selling my c250 because the cabriolet is way more simple to deal with
I have this exact car, other than different color scheme (Mines grey :) ) Love it! Great video!
How ist the space at the back seats?
Doktor Zappergeck it is OK for a Convertible. But not amazing
Man that thing is on fleek bill !
Thanks for the complete review is it different than the 2003?
Any idea on how to get the rollover airbags to go back down? I have this same car and I can’t get my top down because those rollover airbags are up
What a beauty!
Cool:)! May get one my car is a 2011 but 2004? Not sure if its a good idea
Llllooooveeee it 💛💟🦄
Nice review
It’s a very sweet car
I have the 2.4 v6 version.. she's a land yacht.. I call her the blue banana 😂
Get the 3.0 V6 Quattro version, thank me later ;)
:D its gonna be my first car.
Lepkee47 I’m buying it in 2 weeks
Buying s👀n
I just brought one last week, but 2006 silver... I am absolutely delighted with my purchase 💕💕💕
Nina Smith is it reliable ? Good looking car just wondering if it is going to break down a lot
Husai Camacho so far, so good. I purchased it with 82,000 and 1 owner with proof of vehicle maintenance. So far, the only thing that has happened (I’ve had it for 2 months now) is the brake light sensors came on, which I’m getting the sensors replaced and my brakes still squeak because they need to be broken in. Also, I’ve already had my oil changed and serviced as of yesterday ( I already put 1,500 miles on it)
those displays tend to be intermittent. so just because it is showing up well here doesn't mean it will always do that. They often have loose contacts at the back and so when there is a really hot day they can expand and then break contact.
Such a Barbie car !
Je cherche le moteur et la boite automatique
Love it but I’m 6’5 is this the least bit spacey/comfy??
This is no problem👍🏻
Want one!!
Just a dream of mine but red tho
I got a black Audi A4 2004 with 58,000 miles on it but boi do I need to clean the headlights lol
I have this car . Most unreliable low quality thing I have ever owned. It was fun but it has to go.
Tons of info online how to fix these cars. You may have had an issue(s) that was a simple fix
Is this expensive to maintain? Anyone?
Dont buy the automatic version
No unless you don't keep up with service
@@ustvoile why? might buy one
Get a manual version
Audi does not use a CVT in their cars.. It's a 5-Speed ZF Automatic
wrong only the Quattro model uses the ZF 5 speed. it failed in my car twice
Yes, they do. Do some research.
The fwd ones come with a CVT! Did my homework...
Bull crap
It's a CVT