[Author Prev][Author Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Author Index][Thread Index] Re: If it wasn't a quattro.
> If it wasn't a quattro it would have little to do with this mailing > list! > Yawn...more e-mail to delete.. Not true. My first Audi was a non-quattro. I quickly decided that I wanted a quattro, but nonetheless, I bought my 1988 90 non-q 5cyl because it was a great car. Would I buy another now? For my mother or sister or wife, yes. None of them drive "vigorously" and don't care to go out when it snows. I on the other hand HATE it if the snow doesn't stick :) If there was no quattro option on the A4, and I had 23k to spend, not sure what I'd buy - the Legacy GT maybe? Looks good on paper, but what about after 200k? Maybe a GTI VR6 or GLX, maybe a used BMW. Who knows? Thankfully, AoA has seen fit to keep developing the Iltis technology and has shown even more foresight in importing the cars to the US. Now if they would just tap into their rally and racing heritage and bring us the sport models, we'd be set for life! Best wishes for a great 1997 everyone. | Dan | -- Dan Simoes dans@ans.net ANS http://coimbra.ans.net/dans.html 100 Clearbrook Road (914) 789-5378 (voice) Elmsford, NY 10523 (914) 789-5310 (fax)
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