Barry

How many of us , driving our A4's around , in our various corners of the country, take pleasure in having as great, fun, quality car...... that isn't too common!
I can't speak for the rest of the country, but here in LA , you have to fight your way through the herds of Bimmers, Benz's and the like (we won't comment on the US and Japanese entries).
Every time I go to a parking lot, I can find my car soooo easy.... it is ( nearly) unique.
And it definetly gets lots of " Second Looks" by people,,,, the " what is that nice car" look.
So , part of my hopes the rest of the population don't figure out what we already know!

Al Pollack

Whenever my wife takes our car out by herself, she always says, "it's very wierd driving this car, everyone just stares at it".


Al
99.5 1.8tqtsc

Rodney

In Boston, where I am from, they are about as ubiquitous as 3 series Bimmers. I considered that a plus, I have a heavy right foot and don't like to draw any more attention to myself than necessary. On the other hand, in eastern North Carolina, where I am now, there almost none. I have one of 2 A4's in the county where I am now, the other is a 98 2.8 from Connecticut. There's also a dearth of Audi dealerships and mechanics around here (nearest dealer is 90 minutes away). I hadn't even considered the inconvenience when buying my car. Though I don't know that it would have influenced my decision to buy.

Regards,
Rodney

'99 A4 1.8tqms

Koushik

My wife says Boston is crawling with A4s

nealr

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Jeff J

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marmer

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