2003 Audi allroad quattro

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Fuel economy: 14 city/21 hwy mpg

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What Edmunds Says

For luxury car buyers who seek added utility but don't want to take on the added bulk of a full-blown SUV, Audi's allroad is worth a test drive.

Pros

Elegant interior, powerful twin-turbo V6, flexibility of adjustable-height suspension, competent off-road performance.

Cons

High base price, turbo lag, suspension can be harsh over bumps, lousy fuel economy in city driving.

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2003 Audi allroad quattro AWD 4dr Wagon f34

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2.7L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 15 cty/21 hwy mpg
All-wheel drive
Side/Curtain Airbags
Stability Control
Traction Control
Navigation System (Optional)

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Published: 10/02/2003 Updated: 10/02/2009

What's New for 2003

Audi's rugged allroad quattro receives no changes, but the options list has been simplified. Rather than offering various "convenience," "preferred" and "warm weather" packages, a lengthy list of desirable features, including leather, xenons, sunroof and auto-dimming mirrors have been bundled into a handful of premium packages. A cold weather package includes front and rear seat heaters with a ski sack. The Parktronic parking assist system is now a stand-alone extra, and the rear-facing third-row seat has been deleted from the options list. Finally, for those who find the allroad's twin turbo V6 wanting, Audi is expected to introduce its 4.2-liter V8 sometime in the 2003 calendar year.