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At 06:49 AM 1/3/97 -0600, Dave Wright wrote: >At 07:50 PM 1/2/97 CST, Achille Riviello wrote: >> >>I'd have to agree as well. After all these posts, I look at my own cars: my >>A4Q and my 4000s (non-Q). The Quattro was the major selling point for me. >>Otherwise, I would have pursued that 95 540i (282 hp, 6 speed manual tranny) >>for only about $8k more. >> >>Now don't get me wrong...I love the styling, comfort, safety, etc of my A4Q. >>But face it...without the Quattro, most of us would be driving BMW's or >Volvos. >> >>Achille Riviello >>acriviel@mailhost.ecn.uoknor.edu >>83 4000s 4E, 200k+ miles, >>96 A4Q, 3202 miles >>HK USP 45 >>HK P7M13 >>"In a world of compromise, some don't."--HK >> >> > >Thats it. First Bob, now you. I'm gonna melt down that beautiful Silver >Audi keychain I bought from you, cast up a silver bullet and end the >demonic talk I hear here!! :) > > >_______________________________________________________ >Dave Wright davewrit@execpc.com >Texo Chemical Co. - The Specialty Chemical Professionals >Mequon, WI > Now, now...let's not get hastey! The bottom line: What did I buy? An Audi. Why? The Quattro system. I own an older Audi (83 4000s) and it has been a good car, but I looked for about 3 months before deciding on the A4Q. I looked at the BMW's: the 3 series did not even come into reconing, with the exception of the M3. The only 5 series I looked at was a 95 540i with the 6-speed manual tranny and only 5000 miles on it. It was discounted from $54k to $37k, which made it pretty damn attractive. I looked at the Volvo's, but I simply liked the A4**Q** better. Don't like the styling of the new Saabs. Looked at a Volkswagon GTI VR6. 172 hp in a Rabbit/Golf styled body. A little screamer, but I preferred the Audi to the little VW box. Considered the Mercedes C-Class...for about 2 minutes.... The list goes on. What do I own? 2 Audis, one of which is a Q. As a matter of fact, I'm not even sure that the Q had been introduced in 83. With this purchase, I wanted a sport sedan with extreme sure-footedness. I got it. If the Q did not exist, I don't think there would have been a clear-cut winner. By the way, Dave, any room for a PhD chemical engineer up there at Texo? (or did I already ask you that?) Someone needs a job! Achille Riviello acriviel@mailhost.ecn.uoknor.edu 83 4000s 4E, 200k+ miles, 96 A4Q, 3202 miles HK USP 45 HK P7M13 "In a world of compromise, some don't."--HK
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