1994 Audi Cabriolet consumer reviews

I’ve never been a car person. Then I sat inside a two-seat German car with leather seats and holy xxxx… sold. I have not been the same person since. I’ve literally only had this 1994 Audi Cabriolet for four months, but I’ve already put more than $11,000 cash into it in repairs, upgrades, and making this thing right. I already know I’m going to lose thousands of dollars selling it, but apparently I’ve caught the old-German-car disease and now I want a black Mercedes SL. AND IT WILL BE MY NEXT CAR. I’m hot for it and on the hunt. I’m a 38-year-old female. I do not want kids. I don’t care about a relationship. I want that car. This Audi has approximately 60,000 original miles, a clean Carfax, and only two previous owners. One owner had it for roughly 26 years. And apparently this little car is quite the attention seeker. I’ve already been pulled over twice and gotten two tickets. 😂 I live that Mile High life here in Colorado, so I’m starting to think red just isn’t my color. But I can’t even be mad at it. This thing is 32 years old and still had the aesthetic to change my life about cars. Unbelievable. It’s xxxxing sweet. I guess hot girl summer and a sweet little car had its run. It was pretty xxxx nice having the top down, cruising around Colorado, and not having my car smell like weed. Now I’m ready for the next chapter: black Mercedes SL. I’ll take the loss. Someone else gets a seriously cool, rare German convertible with $11,000+ already invested in it. I just apparently discovered that I am, in fact, a car person. I still spent my time in the far left lane.