What I don’t understand is how this car only had 21 and 29 MPG. Upcoming got the S8 at, and it is heavier cars with twice as many HP, cylinder twice as much, and could hit 60 in 2.5 seconds. I think something may be off by these numbers.
It will sell, that’s all that matters … more that 40-year-old man.
I’ve never been a fan of Audi due to lack of steering feel (Unfortunately, most of the other car companies seem to have their direction), but my biggest complaint with the A4 is a back seat. I took a trip 2 hours in the back of my friend’s 2012 S-Line A4 (or S4 or however they are naming them today) and I must say, I’ve never been very uncomfor in the car. They have lowered the seat almost to the floor to get sufficient headroom, and as the person in front of me 6 ‘ 3
When I got my drivers licence I’ve always wanted to Audi, I like the first version of the single-frame grille, but the current version is starting to annoy me.
they have to try something new.
the interior looks great, and I’m sure it’s a great quality wise car. ..
While this is of very high quality and there is nothing wrong with that, not only evokes the elegance of the interior or even beauty to my eye as a whole, perhaps, but not class beauty. I also don’t feel it shows any driver that compactness-oriented asymmetric ethos. It can be, but not and don’t feel like Audi makes every step to make it so. For example, juts out piles of Center Street and away from the passenger seat implicitly make every effort to make passengers feel unwelcome, not embrace them as a guest driver. You can have a driver-oriented cabin while integrating, not separate. Also, wood trim above the glove box seems to be nothing more than an afterthought to break up the monotony that is going to be there without it. It serves the purpose of the design of the bandages.
And do they really complement many of the great cars that used to have when sharpening front fascia only? Sigh. Perhaps a new exterior looks better in person.
It seems like Audi began to rest on its laurels. I don’t know, a hunch that the A4 begins to bore me.