2009 Audi A4 Available online to Configure
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2009 Audi A4 Available online to Configure
So AudiUSA has updated their website to allow you to configure the new 2009 A4.
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To my dismay a fully tarted up A4 2.0T, with the S-Line, Nav, Drive Select, etc. hits close to the $50K mark, not even including the Dynamic Cruise control.
New pricing is probably partially due to the weak dollar etc.. but still! $50K for 211HP and i know it has good torque at 258.. but still!
Don't tell me $500 chip for 50-60 hp blah blah. I mean.. wow. Is this what the new car market is coming to?
Infiniti is putting the 330HP engine into the G sedan, making it the G37. Seems like a mighty nice option now. Even the new CTS with GM incentives looks good.
Thoughts??
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To my dismay a fully tarted up A4 2.0T, with the S-Line, Nav, Drive Select, etc. hits close to the $50K mark, not even including the Dynamic Cruise control.
New pricing is probably partially due to the weak dollar etc.. but still! $50K for 211HP and i know it has good torque at 258.. but still!
Don't tell me $500 chip for 50-60 hp blah blah. I mean.. wow. Is this what the new car market is coming to?
Infiniti is putting the 330HP engine into the G sedan, making it the G37. Seems like a mighty nice option now. Even the new CTS with GM incentives looks good.
Thoughts??
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Originally Posted by overst33r,Aug 8 2008, 11:01 AM
no different than 3 series... although you get more bang for your buck with bmw imo.
But agreed, BMW is more engaging to drive, and you can get a manual.
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Originally Posted by pbm317,Aug 8 2008, 11:17 AM
So AudiUSA has updated their website to allow you to configure the new 2009 A4.
Audi Configurator
To my dismay a fully tarted up A4 2.0T, with the S-Line, Nav, Drive Select, etc. hits close to the $50K mark, not even including the Dynamic Cruise control.
New pricing is probably partially due to the weak dollar etc.. but still! $50K for 211HP and i know it has good torque at 258.. but still!
Don't tell me $500 chip for 50-60 hp blah blah. I mean.. wow. Is this what the new car market is coming to?
Infiniti is putting the 330HP engine into the G sedan, making it the G37. Seems like a mighty nice option now. Even the new CTS with GM incentives looks good.
Thoughts??
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To my dismay a fully tarted up A4 2.0T, with the S-Line, Nav, Drive Select, etc. hits close to the $50K mark, not even including the Dynamic Cruise control.
New pricing is probably partially due to the weak dollar etc.. but still! $50K for 211HP and i know it has good torque at 258.. but still!
Don't tell me $500 chip for 50-60 hp blah blah. I mean.. wow. Is this what the new car market is coming to?
Infiniti is putting the 330HP engine into the G sedan, making it the G37. Seems like a mighty nice option now. Even the new CTS with GM incentives looks good.
Thoughts??
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Originally Posted by pbm317,Aug 8 2008, 09:38 AM
I dont' think the 328i hits $50K, it's about $5K less, similarly equipped. ~10% difference...
But agreed, BMW is more engaging to drive, and you can get a manual.
But agreed, BMW is more engaging to drive, and you can get a manual.