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Ideal car for me
Wow! Quattro, the new outstanding sport suspension combined with the Pilot Primacy and manual transmission yield a most comfortable, fun to drive and high performance ride. No body roll and the tires stick like glue. I got the dolphin grey with ebony leatherette and the aluminum trim--very sporty. Plenty of acceleration and could notice no turbo lag. The 1.8T is more nimble than the 3.0 as it is less weight overall and more even weight distribution. Road feel is awesome.
Wedding has been consumated.
I looked at lots of makes before buying this car. This included the Infinity I35 and the Volvo S60. I left early one Saturday morning with the intent to buy an Infinity. But before I committed,..I want to test drive that sporty A4 that I had looked at a few weeks earlier. That evening I drove home an A4. One test drive and the marriage was consumated. I love this car and everything about it. Three months later and I'm still having fun driving. I'll say it again. I love this car. But beware at 6'2" there is not much leg room in the back-seat when I'm driving. And the center console is a little intrusive for a long legged driver. But I do love my car.
- 3.0 quattro SedanMSRP: $5,820965 mi away
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Best in Class
I drove all other vehicles in this class and the Audi was the best overall. The exterior design of the BMW is very sporty, and has a slight edge over the Audi w/o the sport package, but I think with the 17" rims, lowered body, stiffer suspension of the sport model beats out the BMW. The cornering is best in its class with the AWD. The sound system is also best in class. The interior is ergonomically perfect. To top it all off is the 48 month warranty on ALL maintanence. Best buy in my opinion.
One Great Machine!
Great fit & finish. Wonderful car for the price... Sells for at least a few thousand less than a comparably equipped BMW (plus it has quattro which BMW doesn't have). Luxury interior, sporty performance. It really is an enthusiasts car!
I love this Car!!!
I'm loving every minute I drive this car. It's a superb car. I wish I didn't have to worry about time and mileage. Test drove BMW 3 series, Volvos, Infinitis, VW Passat, but selected the Audi. Great value compared to the others and you get more satisfaction out of it.
Great Design and Handling, Advanced Engineering, $
Solid ! Well designed and built in Germany, Handles GREAT, Quattro w Turbo 1.8 Turbo 20Valve, manual 5spd tranny. I found it used at a dealers lot in 2020, 132k miles , faded paint , talked him down to 900 cash.18 year old car, So, It's been a project, replacing the brakes, rotors , calipers, battery, electronic engine control module , front CV axle and 2 tires set me back over 3k . BUT, it rides , handles, goes and stops almost like a new Audi! It needs an oil pressure sensor and a couple other minor tweaks , mid-range paint job, and it'll be a really sweet car with a little luck and care., For a total investment of roughly $4700 or so. Audi's aren't cheap to repair , so keep that in mind, however they are impressive when maintained and repaired right.
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Female Driver
I special ordered this vehicle and waited 4 months for it to arrive. I never had a chance to test drive and A4 Avant 3.0 6 speed manual with sport package. It is too small, very uncomfortable, rough ride, and the most difficult stick shift I have ever owned. Some of my most favorite features are not even offered on the car. I would love to get rid of it. I have extreame buyers remorse. I get sick every time I drive the car because of the rought ride and the amount I paid for the car.
very impressed
Have to admit I was impressed with the new Audi A4. At first I was skeptical because the older Audi A4, though very recognized all-around, didn't appeal to me. But the new one was really cool. It is a lot more spacious, same as 3 series and C-class. Car was quick on the road, handles bumps and corners like nothing I have seen. Interior is absolutely first rate. BMW should learn from Audi's interior. If you like to ride in luxury without sacrificing personality and having to settle with Rexus blandness and fake luxury, then Audi is the answer.
A4
Some cars feel like luxury while some don't regardless what each is advertised to be. I personally like to sit in one and figure it out for myself. Now sit in an A4 and you'll be surprised that you only need to pay below 30k for it. The door shuts with a heavy "chug", sometimes I would find myself closing it a few times just because the first time didn't shut it completely (my old car was a Lexus, light doors).
Wicked Awesome Car!!!
I've had the A4 1.8T 5M for two weeks and I'm very happy with it. My first car and my first Audi. It handles really well and is great to look at. I can't wait till the snow falls to really put the Quattro to good use. The standard safety features are plentiful and the trunk space is generous. My main disappointment is the alarm...it's just a beeping noise that sounds like a truck backing up. I'm not convinced that it will deter a thief. The red console lighting is rather bothersome. Blue would be better, like in VW's.
Great car
I just ordered my 2003 A4 1.8T Quattro with the manual transmission. I said yes to just about all of the options, including: Bose stereo, sport package, premium package, xenons, etc. I previously owned a '99 A4 1.8T. The 20 more horsepower of the current model paired with the manual tranny makes for a much quicker car. You may want to consider getting the 17 in wheels with all season radials instead of the sport package. Still a little extra grip for performace but smoother, more competent ride in inclement weather. Highly reccomend to all.
Maintenance Nightmare
Expect to spend a lot of time at the repair shop if you buy this car.
Don't Buy One
This car has been in the shop more than I have had it at my house. I am currently out of warranty and nobody wants to work on this car so I'm forced to pay through the nose at the dealer. Every headlamp, side marker, tail lamp has burned out twice sinced I've owned the vehicle. The vaccuum hoses have busted, the w/s wiper motor burned out, the cd player quit working, the computer went bad, it eats tires like crazy and the list goes on and on. Besides that it is a great vehicle? Prior to this vehicle I owned an Acura and traded it in at 90k miles and never had any issues except for replacing the tires. I will definitely go back to the Acura line and would not recommend Audi to anyone.
Buyer Beware
This Audi is a nightmare. I had a 1999 2.8Q, it was a great car. I wish I had it back. This car has spent a cumlative 2.5 months at the dealer since Dec. 02.A brief list of mechanical issues, ignition coil, 3 Clutches, 2 windshield wiper motors,a incredibly squeaky drivers seat, trunk latch failing while vehicle was being driven,twice. malfunctioning factory cd changer. Audi customer service is non-existent and rude. The car broke down out of state and the local dealer refused to fix it, because they didnt sell the car. I had to pay several hundred dollars in tow charges. Audi refuses to reimburse any of those or rent a car charges. Run away from this car!
Sad "Audi Experience!
Unfortunately, our experience has not been a happy one. Audi is presently installing our third engine in our 2002 A4 after only 50,000 miles! Our car has spent nearly 3 months in the shop in the past 36 months. We've bought a new Maxima and plan to sell our Audi as soon as possible.
Worst Car I've ever owned!
In my 30+ years of driving, I've owned Corvairs and AMC products that would be considered "problem cars", but nothing matches the unreliability of an Audi. I purchased both a 2001 and 2002 A4 and have become very familiar with the local wrecker companies. The 2002 is now having it's 4th engine installed (after only 50,000 miles). The stereo system has been replaced three times. We traded in the 2001 at a loss after being towed three times for coil issues. Stay away from Audi! This is the worst car I've ever owned, including the 1964 Corvair I paid $100 for in 1974!
A Great Package
This car is extremely capable. It looks good and feels great. Its handling is tight. Its power is good but, with a 2.7T, it could raise the driver's response from "fun" to "overwhelming." The seats are comfortable, and highly adjustable. The Bose radio upgrade is spectacular. At its price point, the 1.8T's appearance, comfort, handling, and finish make this car tough to beat.
Quattro. Love it and love my car.
I bought this car after looking at a new 325, a used M3, and a Lexus IS300. I've put 16,000 miles on this car and the only issues I've had came from the coil-pack problem that seemed to plague some of the 2002's. Both times, the dealer did whatever they could to get the car fixed. Besides that, this car has been a blast to drive! It looks and drives great! The 1.8T could use a little more low- end power, but I love the great gas mileage I get (avg. 29.5/mpg). By far, the best car I've owned. I would like a little more power, but I guess I'll have to save up and place an order for the new S4.