Used 2019 Audi A4 allroad Wagon Consumer Reviews
Took my new Allroad to Whieface
Audi is stingy with important features in base models. What is provided is hard to understand. When fancy names for basic safety add ons are removed, it is not very different from our last A4 wagon of 2010—that was still going strong at 125k miles. This one accelerates smoothly to 90+ on the NY Northway as fast as I admit to, then handles twisting Adirondack roads with aplomb. Fit and finish are excellent as expected from Audi. Just make sure you are packing short skis inside and carrying long skis on the roof! After 1 year of COVID lockdown the vehicle is essentially still new. No flaws have appeared after 6000 mi. I still haven’t learned how to use the expensive technology I paid for in the upgrade. Suggest that prospective purchasers compare base model+Apple CarPlay with Premium plus features. You may save 2-3 G’s. Update. After 2 years but only 15k miles the car still looks and performs like new. Still haven’t really tested its abilities and still haven’t figured out how to use more than. 10 percent of technology built into MMI (infotainment) system. I notice the value has increased on the web and dealer has offered attractive trade deal. But I’m keeping it for now.
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Please Patron
This is my second AllRoad! I love its practicality yet sports car capabilities. Its the perfect blend of what I need and want in a car.
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