2009 Audi A4/S4....
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#8
Originally Posted by MisterLinus
The commercial for the new A4 is SWEET...
And the website devoted to the new A4 is top notch
I know they have reliabilty issues, but these new audi's are beautiful.
From what I understand they are pretty reliable cars now. Maybe not a Honda, but nothin to scoff at.
#19
Pretty nice, wasn't expecting to like it as much as I do, I really like the S line wheels, but really dislike the S line interior. If I were in the market for a car like this I would consider the Audi, which is not a statement I have ever made before.
#24
Originally Posted by TS_eXpeed
Or you could be adventurous and get the S5
Even the next A3 is a looker (hella expensive when new though).
#25
Originally Posted by charliemike
That's entirely possible too ... Bottom line is Audi can do no wrong with me right now.
Even the next A3 is a looker (hella expensive when new though).
Even the next A3 is a looker (hella expensive when new though).
Haven't seen it. I'll look it up.
#29
Originally Posted by TS_eXpeed
Which one? A4?
That is a LOT of money for a 4-cyl ... No matter how good it is (and I hear it's VERY good). We just need to get used to the fact that as long as the dollar struggles, we're gonna get jobbed.
#31
^ Wow $54,125?!?!
Ugh. That's like almost M3/ISF range. Not to mention it'll depreciate at like $1.5k a month.
I personally love the design of the new Audis, but no thank you. I'll have to pass on a new one, and possibly consider a used one if reliability is better.
Ugh. That's like almost M3/ISF range. Not to mention it'll depreciate at like $1.5k a month.
I personally love the design of the new Audis, but no thank you. I'll have to pass on a new one, and possibly consider a used one if reliability is better.
#32
Originally Posted by BraveDemon
^ Wow $54,125?!?!
Ugh. That's like almost M3/ISF range. Not to mention it'll depreciate at like $1.5k a month.
I personally love the design of the new Audis, but no thank you. I'll have to pass on a new one, and possibly consider a used one if reliability is better.
Ugh. That's like almost M3/ISF range. Not to mention it'll depreciate at like $1.5k a month.
I personally love the design of the new Audis, but no thank you. I'll have to pass on a new one, and possibly consider a used one if reliability is better.
#33
Originally Posted by TS_eXpeed
Or you could be adventurous and get the S5
seeing those headlights and LEDs in your rearview mirror at night makes it so menacing.
i wish i could get this car now.
#34
Originally Posted by xjohnkdoex
the S5 is ridiculously badass.
seeing those headlights and LEDs in your rearview mirror at night makes it so menacing.
i wish i could get this car now.
seeing those headlights and LEDs in your rearview mirror at night makes it so menacing.
i wish i could get this car now.
I know.
I passed one going the other way two nights ago taking a friend home.
My pants got tighter afterwards.
#36
The pricing kind of turned me off as well, comparing it dollar to dollar to the competition, I would be more into a 335i, or M3 for similar money. $42k for a turbo'd I4 just doesn't work for me.
#39
Originally Posted by I Go To Costco
These new Audis look so good that I fear for the next gen Audis. How will they top the A3, A4, A5, A6 and their respective Sx variants, along with the TT and R8? Its just not possible.....
Kind of like Acura...except Acura never peaked IMO. lol
I fear that too. I love them so much. And I can see myself years down the road being interested in one...but if the styling changes, you're right. How can it be better?
#40
Originally Posted by TS_eXpeed
Kind of like Acura...except Acura never peaked IMO. lol
I fear that too. I love them so much. And I can see myself years down the road being interested in one...but if the styling changes, you're right. How can it be better?
I fear that too. I love them so much. And I can see myself years down the road being interested in one...but if the styling changes, you're right. How can it be better?
Although they have been better, I would never want to *own* a VW/Audi. Everyone I know has had nothing but problems with them. Nothing serious, but still a pain in the ass to keep up with. Their styling is on point though, thats for sure.