Why An Audi?

[Randomjim]

Loadsa cars about what made you choose an audi?

[AllWheelGrip]

i wanted a luxary car and i wanted AWD

[Randomjim]

For me my dad sold porsche's in london and when he spent his own money he bought an audi. So i got one too.

[Claire A3]

i was looking at Hondas and my pal randomly said, why not try and Audi A3

swatched online and fell inlove with my car

[Charlies rag-top]

I had a '92 Subaru SVX which was my first AWD car with substantial power, and living in CT it really makes a difference if you plan to drive in the winter. I went from there to a '99 miata which was my first convertible, but useless in the snow. Then I tried my first Audi. An '01 S4. It was an incredible car. When I heard they were going to make an A4 cabriolet, I had a feeling they were going to make an S4 cab. In December '05, I found a great deal on my current S4 cabriolet...I couldn't be happier.

[Galilee]

I wanted the VAG 130hp TDi for the power and economy and also some estate practicality.

The Passat is too booring, so....

[omnimoeish]

My dad first got an old beater '82 5x5 Coupe and we kept that for about 10 years. I watched as my older sister put it through any kind of hell you can possibly imagine. It got in 3 or 4 little mini wrecks and kept kicking. We never had to do anything but change the oil in that time (and there was a little spring that broke in the clutch that we replaced ourselves). I let it sit in the driveway for 2 years while I was in the Carribbean islands and came home and it started right up, the gas mileage was unbeatable, I had to fill it up about once a month and I drove all over. So I thought there was something cool there, so then after my sister gave me that car, she got an '85 4000s Quattro which was kept in immaculate condition. She got at 16 years old with only 50,000 miles on it. That car too got great gas mileage and grabbed the road in any weather condition like a spider. I loved it. Eventually she sold it to a guy, then I bought it back from him a few months ago. For a 21 year old car, there is almost no sign of aging, upholstery, paint, and the engine purrs like a kitten, the AC still works 21 years later! (I used it to actually, it was sweltering) That's quality. Most American and even japanese cars that I've seen don't have ACs that work after about 5 years for some reason or another.

Then about a month ago I had a few extra bucks and wanted something with a little more "show off" and got an all black '94 Cabriolet. Ok, so efficiency isn't stellar (it costs about twice as much to drive a month as my Quattro and doesn't have the handling or even seating capacity of it either) This thing hasn't been so well taken care of, and needs some minor work done on it. It doesn't burn oil or anything, but the transmission is starting to hesitate when shifting and there is some sort of leaky gasket somewhere, but all in all, for a 12 year old car, it's doing a lot better than most American cars. I've got a coworker with a '97 Dodge Neon that leaks oil about as fast as you can poor it in along with quite a few other problems.

[A4_on_the_A6]

Most of my friends drive BMWs and they SUCK in the snow. So I went for the Quattro can can't be happier.

[TommyL]

1986 Audi 5kTQ. Sleeper, baby!

[Laseron2]

I fell in love with the body lines. I still like to just look at the car. By far the best rain and snow car I've ever driven.