MM Full-Review: 2017 Audi A4
#16
Lexus Test Driver
Most interesting! Thanks for sharing and breaking it all down. From everything I've put together, I feel this vehicle will serve many people well.
#19
Lexus Fanatic
Thread Starter
Agreed. One potential problem, though, might be people avoiding Audi because of the scandal, even though it does not (currently) affect gas engines. None of the current line of A4s in the U.S. market is currently offered with diesels...the reps say there are no immediate plans to. But some potential shoppers may not take that into consideration.
#20
Lexus Fanatic
Thread Starter
The interesting thing is that was the time period they finally seemed to be getting their act together on fit/finish...though reliability remained below average until just the last few years.
#21
Lead Lap
Agreed. One potential problem, though, might be people avoiding Audi because of the scandal, even though it does not (currently) affect gas engines. None of the current line of A4s in the U.S. market is currently offered with diesels...the reps say there are no immediate plans to. But some potential shoppers may not take that into consideration.
#22
Pole Position
It's sad that it's so hard to tell each model apart without having them side by side next to each other. Nice looking car, but as nice as the interior is, it is the exterior you see first everytime before getting into the car. Wish all the german car makers would differentiate it somehow. If I just spent $100k on a S class or A8, the last thing I want is some kid in an A3 to have the exact same styling as me driving down the road.
#23
Lexus Fanatic
iTrader: (20)
not sure what to say if you can't tell the difference between an a4 and a6.
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Pole Position
#27
Lexus Fanatic
Thread Starter
It's sad that it's so hard to tell each model apart without having them side by side next to each other. Nice looking car, but as nice as the interior is, it is the exterior you see first everytime before getting into the car. Wish all the german car makers would differentiate it somehow. If I just spent $100k on a S class or A8, the last thing I want is some kid in an A3 to have the exact same styling as me driving down the road.
Originally Posted by bitkahuna
not sure what to say if you can't tell the difference between an a4 and a6.
#28
Lexus Champion
It's sad that it's so hard to tell each model apart without having them side by side next to each other. Nice looking car, but as nice as the interior is, it is the exterior you see first everytime before getting into the car. Wish all the german car makers would differentiate it somehow. If I just spent $100k on a S class or A8, the last thing I want is some kid in an A3 to have the exact same styling as me driving down the road.
#29
Lexus Fanatic
Thread Starter
BTW, many 2016 A4s are still in stock, at least at local D.C.-area dealerships...even some leftover 2015s in some cases. Those shopping for a new A4 right now may have an unusually wide choice.
2016:
2017:
#30
Lexus Champion