Need your help, found my old s4

[BADEURO]

So I was browsing craigslist and came across my 2000 s4 that i sold in 2011.. I now have a 2006 f150 xlt that just hit 100,000 miles.. the guy says he is willing to trade straight up. What do you guys think?

https://spacecoast.craigslist.org/cto/5733315099.html

[Cysco abt S4]

You can find any half ton truck
Get your car back

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[BADEURO]

True.. just sketchy at 175,000 miles.. it's gotta be reliable

[DieselElectric]

Go look at it, then decide.

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If maintained, I wouldn't bat an eye at the mileage. Mine has 175k on it now, and it's running twice factory hp.

[wbrunner23]

Mine is at 166k and I don't expect it to break down any time soon (knock on wood). But I've also owned it for more than half its life and replaced basically everything at this point. High mileage isn't necessarily a bad thing; maintenance and quality replacement parts is key.

[LightningLou]

Another Tampa guy cool! Dude, buy it if it's not too beat. I'll even help you look at it if you'd like... I pretty much know these cars now like the back of my hand after putting so much time into mine the past few years lol

[goalieman24]

Go look at it, see what's different between now and when you last had it. You'll know it's condition as of 2011 so it should be easy to see what has/hasn't been done... which goes further to knowing what has been taken care of (hopefully correctly) and what will need attention.

The list of "fixes" doesn't seem like anything serious. Though I'm always skeptical when a seller posts something so simple like the radio fuse. If they can't take the 2 minutes to address that instead of typing it out as needing to be fixed, you have to wonder what other neglect there may be.

[audacity]

Go look at it, see what's different between now and when you last had it. You'll know it's condition as of 2011 so it should be easy to see what has/hasn't been done... which goes further to knowing what has been taken care of (hopefully correctly) and what will need attention.

The list of "fixes" doesn't seem like anything serious. Though I'm always skeptical when a seller posts something so simple like the radio fuse. If they can't take the 2 minutes to address that instead of typing it out as needing to be fixed, you have to wonder what other neglect there may be.

i ask myself this all the time when searching craigslist. if its really that easy, why not just go fix it and maybe get what you want out of the car.