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The sportier A4 45's Black Optic pack now blacks out the exhaust tips and rear lip spoiler.ĭon't go thinking the high-performance Audi S4 is left out either. Also available is the brand's Manhattan gray paint, and 18-inch 5-spoke wheels.

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From there, the A4 Allroad, and the A4 40 and 45 models now get standard LED headlights and DRLs while Audi's Black Optic pack is now available on Premium Plus and Prestige trims on the Allroad. It'll now see the addition of a Bang & Olufsen 3D sound system as standard.

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Redapple2 Look at that picture.Which looks better, the black or the unpainted wheels? I vote no paint.For the A4, 2023 changes mean an update to the A4's Premium Plus trim level.

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Sayahh Make drivers start signaling and stop texting would help.

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Vim van Acker, in the Detroit area, bought two of these Turkeys, a base one for his wife and a performance version for the son, got robbed of $60k for one and more for the other, and will buy a Tesla Y next, as HE said.Because the damned turkeys have spent most of their brief lives at the Dealer's service dept, where the incompetent mechanics cannot fix their electricals, AND they did not even give him free rentals.

Tassos Maybe TTAC, a ONCE Glorious Site which was the ONLY one that predicted the death of GM, should INVESTIGATE why the idiotically named 'Mustang Mach E' is languishing in Dealer lots?I can give you some tips.

TheEndlessEnigma Stop calling it a Mustang, it is not.

It’s the same as the 3-letter agencies skirting around the Constitution by buying people’s data collected by private companies.How are people not angered by this?

Doughboy This is massive government overreach.

If not for the model itself, then one of its variants. Audi execs get their way, the full-size SUV would likely require some form of electric assistance. However, big SUVs need big power, and though Audi has no shortage of powerful six- and eight-cylinder engines at its disposal, fuel economy remains a concern. executives hope to gain approval for an even larger utility vehicle, given it’s the number one request they hear from brand faithful. It would be great if we could come back to technical terms and realities instead of alternative facts when it comes to diesel, but it’s very difficult to fight them.”Īn engine like the one found in the SQ7 could have proven useful in the U.S., and not just for Audi’s current range-topper. It’s not helping us and it’s not helping the environment, speaking frankly. “Diesel can be clean with technology, but the problem is the image,” Mertens said. While an inability to meet emissions standards led VW down a lawless path a decade ago, VW feels a truly clean diesel is doable - but who trusts it? Mertens explained the problem is not just about technology or culture. Everybody tried-we Europeans tried to give an answer maybe to a question that wasn’t asked.”Īmericans and diesels just aren’t that compatible, you see. “I would say no, and why is that so? I do not believe that Americans in their true belief and heart, their cultural way of driving, are suited to diesel. “Now you’re putting me in a corner,” Mertens said. It’s not just your environmental regulators, it’s you, he said. trip, Peter Mertens was blunt about the issue. When asked whether the company’s squeaky-clean next-generation diesels might take a U.S.

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Speaking to Car and Driver at a recent Formula E race in Germany, Audi development chief erased any last hopes for oil aficionados. It now seems any hesitation the automaker might have felt about that proclamation has evaporated. This, despite current advancements in diesel technology. Late last year, Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess put the chill on expectations, telling everyone it wasn’t likely they’d ever see a new diesel Volkswagen product in the United States. launch, despite its very marketable 435 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque - power made possible by 4.0 liters of displacement, two turbochargers and a lightning-quick electric supercharger. Audi told excited journos it hadn’t greenlit the model for a U.S. Even as Volkswagen Group’s emissions scandal raged, many hoped the raw power of the SQ7’s cutting-edge diesel engine would be enough to compel Audi to bring the model stateside. Audi’s European introduction of the beastly SQ7 SUV caused no shortage of speculation last year.

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