MalSer

This is probably a rather silly thread but I'm curious what features you've discovered after owning an S4 for a while that you didn't expect. After looking at the dash for a while and finally reading the owners manualy this week I found out that we have rear fog lights. Oddly, Saturday was strangely foggy in Houston on Saturday so I actually used them. No clue if it helped but it's cool to know they're there if needed. I've started turning them on when backing out of my garage at night and there is a notable difference in the illumination through the back up camera. Rear fog lamps (WTF)? How cool is that!

S4B8

hooks in the trunk ceiling that pull down to hold grocery bags so you can still hammer it and not have things flying around

rktskicar

Here's one. Where is my friggin ski bag? My last S4 had this standard. Has a hole for it on this car, but no ski bag. I have checked out the grocery bag holders already...

All the S4s for many generations have had rear foglights, dude.

Bruce

SFV A4

Audi has long used rear fogs. While many people argue they are too bright and blinding, I think they lend an extra safety measure. Regardless, it was once used to show fellow Audi drivers a "hello" on the road when you'd flick it on while passing. Don't think that still flies today.

joseaudi

That's not how you use them, they're for other drivers to see you're rear whenyoure driving in thick fog. Creative use though.

ShadowJet

lol, I don't think there was any confusion about what a rear fog lamp is actually used for.

Pete.S

Are rear fogs not mandatory in the US then? They are over 'ere (UK)

NWS4Guy

Sadly no, they are a rare thing here only on higher end autos.

Pete.S

I find that quite incredible for modern times. Most of the major motorway accidents over here involving multiple fatalities have been in fog.

NWS4Guy

I agree, and there are massive pile-ups every year in known foggy areas (one long strech of highway in Tennessee comes to mind) - fatalities which could likely be avoided.

From 1990: http://www.nytimes.com/1990/12/12/us...tennessee.html

From 2002: http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=15333