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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.

Available allroad quattro Wagon Models

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Base

  • 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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Used TMV from $5,164

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2003 Audi allroad quattro

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.

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