2008 Audi A4 Reviews
| “Audi A4 2.0tq S-line” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
Fantastic car with great pickup while remaining very fuel efficient. Traditionally brilliant Audi interior enhanced by the S-line and Titanium packages. The S-line suspension is further bolstered by the ever amazing Audi Quattro all-wheel-drive system. All in all a excellent introduction to the Luxury Class while remaining youthful and sporty.
Pros —
Quick, Efficient, Well Appointed
Cons —
Pricey
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| “Great Car” Great car, looks and drives well..... This is a very good solid car that handles much better than it's predecessor. Extra's are quite expensive but the build quality is second to none. The LED lights are a must for this car as it makes it stand out on the road from the rest.
Pros —
LED lights, ride, handling and looks.
Cons —
Price.
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| “A4-ordable” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
The armrest is positioned poorly and obstructs the cup holder and accessory outlet. It is amazing car to drive, it handles extremely well, especially with the sport suspension package added. It can be chipped to gain 50 horespower. i can't seem to chirp the tires as the quattro drive stick s like glue!
Pros —
performance, handling, build quality
Cons —
minor issues with interior conveniences
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| “A Mid-sizer For Our Times” With the 1·8T, Audi has put in a fairly economical engine that performs when it needs to—and sips fuel the other times. With a sublime eight-speed automatic gearbox (far better than in the Mercedes-Benz C-Klasse), the car does deliver above-average mileage, but it finds it hard to put the power to the road without a Quattro system, scrambling to get grip up front. The interior is beautiful as always (BMW could still learn a thing or two, as could Mercedes-Benz) and the sat-nav is fairly clever though it is missing Karo Drive and the bypass in Wellington. Looks-wise, the A4 has lost that Bauhaus rationality as with the B6 and B7, but in many respects it looks sleeker and the proportions are closer to those of its chief German rear-wheel-drive rivals—for better or worse. A great daily driver, comfortable over long distances, but don’t expect an S3 hidden under the new exterior. The 2·0TD is the big seller and I would probably go for that if it were my money.
Pros —
Interior design, gearbox, fuel economy, satellite navigation
Cons —
Grip
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| “My First Audi” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
6 speed is killer, car looks nice, fun to drive, engine a bit noisy, AWD is key
Pros —
AWD, manual transmission, sportiness
Cons —
small back seat, engine is noisy and a bit underpowered without the stick shift
1 out of 1 people think this review is helpful.
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| “Audi A4 Quattro” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
Not the fastest car on the road, but it has an overall balance that few have. The Quattro system makes a big difference. |
| “Greg's Audi” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
I love my car with an exception to the relatively soft clutch and the OEM tires which I will be replacing as soon |
| “Beautiful” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
Fully loaded, Black on Black, Sline body kit
Pros —
fast, smooth, great looks
Cons —
None
1 out of 1 people think this review is helpful.
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| “Sweet” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro
Perfect car. 6 speed manual shifts smooth. Sporty looking car.
Pros —
Gas Milage. AWD.
Cons —
Price, Turbo Lag
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| “Amazing Car. Great Hydrolics And Twin Turbo Engine.” Reviewing:
2008 Audi A4 3.2 Cabriolet Quattro
i love this car. i have an a4 which i drive everyday and i have few complaints. its a great car and pretty reliable. i race it and its beaten a lot of other cars.
Pros —
fast, reliable, gorgeous exterior, and fully working interior.
Cons —
sometimes stalls.
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