Pictures - Meteor, Birch & Tuscan Brown/Black
07-20-2011, 07:16 PM
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Pictures - Meteor, Birch & Tuscan Brown/Black
Thought I'd finally share some photo's of my 2011 S4. As I said in a previous post this is a unique color combo which I was seeking. I love Brown Leather seats and had them in my previous VW Touareg w/Black paint. The Grey Birch is "Grey" only in name. It's dark, dark brown and black wood, kind of like dark Tourtoise Shell glasses. It's actually the closest trim to piano black. The Brown/Black leather is much darker in person then appears in photos, much like how the Red leather looks bright red in photo's but appears much darker in person.
07-20-2011, 10:10 PM
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I'm very pleased you posted. I am putting my order together for a Monsoon car right now. I was disappointed that according to the original '12 order guide and Audi's build site the tuscan (and magma) had been dropped because I don't care for black interiors. But then my dealer found a Monsoon/magma and I told him to get it for me just yesterday. It didn't occur to me that if magma was still available that Tuscan might be as well.
Now I know that it is. Congratulations on your car and thank you for posting the pictures just in time for me to hold up on the one he found.
I just sent my dealer an email telling him I don't want that car and to locate one in monsoon/tuscan. It's intimidating to buy colors I've never seen and good to know you like yours. Grey with brown should be just what I'd like: not boring black, not loud red, but somewhere in the middle......
Now I know that it is. Congratulations on your car and thank you for posting the pictures just in time for me to hold up on the one he found.
I just sent my dealer an email telling him I don't want that car and to locate one in monsoon/tuscan. It's intimidating to buy colors I've never seen and good to know you like yours. Grey with brown should be just what I'd like: not boring black, not loud red, but somewhere in the middle......
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07-21-2011, 10:46 AM
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Thank you VERY much for the pictures, I have been searching for over a month for some good and realistic pics of the mustang brown interior.
1 month to go before I get my moonlight blue/mustang brown S4. I can not wait and take some good shots of mine.
1 month to go before I get my moonlight blue/mustang brown S4. I can not wait and take some good shots of mine.
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07-21-2011, 11:39 AM
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OK, I have a stupid question. I've had my car for almost 6 mos now and couldn't figure out what the slotted vent was to the right of the shifter. I see in your pictures that you have coins in those slots. Is that what it is for?
07-21-2011, 11:59 AM
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07-21-2011, 12:09 PM
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Audi can individualise, i feel like a douche for not specializing in neurosurgery every time i watch this:
http://tv.audi.com/video/1885
Oh, i see, so after the coin drops a tiny pole dancer pops out over the instrument cluster, there is your hidden cost. What if the coin holder fills up before your next service?
http://tv.audi.com/video/1885
Oh, i see, so after the coin drops a tiny pole dancer pops out over the instrument cluster, there is your hidden cost. What if the coin holder fills up before your next service?
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