John Stahmann

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/jcss8bixenon1.jpg"></center><p>Got some new brochures today - S3, S4, S6, S8, and RS4. The S8 brochure has the new Audi bi-xenon headlights - both the low and high beams are xenon like the new 911 Turbo. You can see the two little lights on the inside edge of the large lights. Pretty funky!

You saw it here first!<p>John Stahmann
AudiWorld Contributing Editor
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/bixenon_A8_00.jpg"></center><p>… the small unlit circular lamp is the high-beam, the small illuminated light above is the parking lamp.<p>2000 Nogaro/Silver - S4
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hey how did you get them i could only get the american ones,<p>YO

M. Schneider

Is this just like AoA in that the US is spared the newest technology. The S8 is finally making its way hear after soooooo long the availablity in Germany. '01 S8 for America doesn't have these newest and bad-est bi-xenon headlights!
I'm a S8 wanabe ... maybe?

MS
'00 S4
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'98 911
'79 VW bug convertible
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Reggie3

into their local market so that they can quickly respond to repairs and get feedback quicker. Also, since their volumes are lower they can reduce their risk if there is any problem before they go to a bigger more distant market place.

M. Schneider

Well said.

Mike In Denver