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Same chassis as the A5 I believe. So much for being individual. Another rep mobile hit's the streets.
20 August 2007, 11:43 AM
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20 August 2007, 05:04 PM
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Sunday Times (3-star rating):
"But what I cannot see it doing is persuading those to whom driving pleasure matters very much to forsake their BMWs for it. A 335i coupé is perhaps a little slower, but only a fool presumes that speed and fun are always the same."
Some great quotes from Car Magazine:
"Audi’s target customer is ‘masculine and wealthy’, according to the marketing bumf, but the A5 feels like it was designed for the more deadly of the species. The steering, gearbox and clutch move about with very little effort and unless you’re driving spiritedly it feels little different from an A3. The BMW on the other hand has a heavy clutch, weighty steering and a notchy gearbox, and feels not only like a car designed for a man, but a proper driver’s car as well."
I could carry on but I think you get the drift
"But what I cannot see it doing is persuading those to whom driving pleasure matters very much to forsake their BMWs for it. A 335i coupé is perhaps a little slower, but only a fool presumes that speed and fun are always the same."
Some great quotes from Car Magazine:
"Audi’s target customer is ‘masculine and wealthy’, according to the marketing bumf, but the A5 feels like it was designed for the more deadly of the species. The steering, gearbox and clutch move about with very little effort and unless you’re driving spiritedly it feels little different from an A3. The BMW on the other hand has a heavy clutch, weighty steering and a notchy gearbox, and feels not only like a car designed for a man, but a proper driver’s car as well."
I could carry on but I think you get the drift
22 August 2007, 12:33 AM
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22 August 2007, 02:59 PM
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Over assisted steering, brakes and clutches were invented for non drivers like YOU
22 August 2007, 03:04 PM
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Look at this guy thinking hes special. Heres a wakeup call for you. Only about 10% of the population if that are car enthusiasts. For the rest of us its marely a way of getting from point A to point B, and if two cars are near enough the same but one is a more relaxing drive, I think 90% of the population will go just for that.
Going by your way of thinking we should all be driving TVRs, foofing damon hill wannabe
What a moron
22 August 2007, 03:31 PM
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Here's the issue >>> . <<<
And here's LotR dodging it
>>> . <<<
You spend hours trying to convince us how great Audis are as drivers cars, then change the subject to "90% of the driving population aren't car enthusiasts"
Maybe THAT'S why Audis are so popular?
And here's LotR dodging it
>>> . <<<
You spend hours trying to convince us how great Audis are as drivers cars, then change the subject to "90% of the driving population aren't car enthusiasts"
Maybe THAT'S why Audis are so popular?
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Look at this guy thinking hes special. Heres a wakeup call for you. Only about 10% of the population if that are car enthusiasts. For the rest of us its marely a way of getting from point A to point B, and if two cars are near enough the same but one is a more relaxing drive, I think 90% of the population will go just for that.
And for the record: the cars are not "near enough the same but one is a more relaxing drive"... that's kind of the whole point. If you drive to get from A to B then they probably appear the same (as long as they are the same colour
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So why did mercedes become the worlds most famous and respected manufacturer in the world?
Look at this guy thinking hes special. Heres a wakeup call for you. Only about 10% of the population if that are car enthusiasts. For the rest of us its marely a way of getting from point A to point B, and if two cars are near enough the same but one is a more relaxing drive, I think 90% of the population will go just for that.
Going by your way of thinking we should all be driving TVRs, foofing damon hill wannabe
What a moron
Look at this guy thinking hes special. Heres a wakeup call for you. Only about 10% of the population if that are car enthusiasts. For the rest of us its marely a way of getting from point A to point B, and if two cars are near enough the same but one is a more relaxing drive, I think 90% of the population will go just for that.
Going by your way of thinking we should all be driving TVRs, foofing damon hill wannabe
What a moron