The 1990 [Audi Coupe](https://fridayswatchlist.com/search?make=Audi&model=Coupe) Quattro sold for $11,850, and that's a deal—19% below fair value.

This Coupe Quattro packs a punch with its 2.3L inline-5 engine and 5-speed manual transmission. It's not just any car; it's an all-wheel-drive classic that offers a unique blend of performance and luxury. The modifications, like the Fox catback exhaust and 2Bennett Audimotive coilover suspension, enhance handling and sound, making it appealing to those who appreciate a spirited drive. With 122,400 miles shown (though it’s marked TMU), this car has some wear and tear, including faded paint and interior blemishes, but it's still got plenty of life left.

The bidding was lively, with a total of 22 bids before the gavel came down. At $11,850, this car sold for significantly less than the fair value estimate of $14,600. This price suggests buyers are still looking for these models, but perhaps with a little more caution due to mileage and the noted condition.

Community members were enthusiastic about the sale, with one commenter noting, "This would be a fun car." That sentiment reflects the shared excitement around the Coupe Quattro’s performance capabilities. It’s clear this model has a dedicated following, and the bidding activity indicates that there's still a market for well-maintained, modified examples.

For buyers on the hunt for a similar car, keep an eye on the maintenance history and any modifications. While they can enhance performance, mods should be done right. Also, factor in the overall condition—worn interiors and faded paint can impact future resale value. Inspecting the underside for rust, especially in AWD vehicles, is crucial too. Happy hunting!