Prices for scrap Audi Quattro 2010 Catalytic Converters | Netherlands (1 results)
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4G0131703AF
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4G0131703AF
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4G0178BA
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Audi A7 S-Line 3.0 Quattro / Audi Q5 8R 3.0 Quattro / Audi A4 3.0 / Audi A8 3.0 / Audi S4 3.0 (8K) / Audi S5 3.0 (8T)
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Max price for 6 months: €177
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Catalytic Converter Scrap Prices from Audi Quattro - April 28, 2024
- Used Diesel "cat" (catalytic converter) from Audi Quattro: €156 – €215
- Used Gasoline "cat" (catalytic converter) from Audi Quattro: €56 – €102
- Used Ceramic "cat" (catalytic converter) from Audi Quattro: €85 – €156
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