If I would had read your article I mayby would not buy one. On the other hand there are more then 90.000 allrroads sold. Far more than audi expected. On the forum we read about allroads that malfunction maybe 100 pieces in all. Remember that leaves 89900 allroads that run near perfect like mine. I have to add that I am driving a 2.5 liter V6 diesel which is far more relaiable. The way you describe it you must be a fully educated car mechanic! If you can do this work. I hope you can put things together as well as you can take them apart.
Try to enjoy the car wenn its is in one piece again. By the way I also own an english enginered car a jaguar XKE (or e-type as it is called in europe) Everethting brakes down, everthing is put together by mondaymorning workers, all parts are marginaly put together ....
BUT...
It looks like a Beatifull Brasilian women and drives like nothing else on this planet. If you hit the trotle the rorrrr of the engine makes you totaly forget all the work en money you put into it
Hopefully you will have (partly) the same feeling with your allroad. kind regards Bas Verscheure
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