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Audi A4 1.8t Sport - Cabriolet A+++ Condition on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:75108
Location:

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Reluctantly Up For Sale is a 2004 Audi A4 (B6) 1.8T Cabriolet Sport This car has been garaged kept, tastefully upgraded, and is in excellent condition.  The miles are 75k - the vast majority are highway miles, noting that the A4 1.8T is one of the most fuel efficient vehicles available with EPA 20/28.  With an 18.5 gallon tank, the range is 518+.  This is the "sport" model, with an Audi factory lowered sport suspension of 1" and came with larger wheels (which have been further upgraded to the S4 19" trim).  This car is best represented through the pictures, continues to get compliments from people, and is routinely parked in the front by valets, often confused for a much later-model vehicle. If you are looking for a  die-hard sports-car, the 1.8L engine will underwhelm you, Audi offers the S4 with a V-8.  The Turbo has expected "off-the-line" lag, but is amazing at highway speeds.  Merging, overtaking, and cruising at 70MPH+ with the RPMs in the mid 2s - gas mileage, ride, and functionality are unmatched.  The sport suspension is amazing, and in the twistys this car feels glued to the ground.  Bumps will also be noted, no help with the low-profile tires.  This car is european luxury, style, and taste done right.  Body proportions, comfortable cockpit, rear seats for two adults, ample trunk room, and meticulously trimmed in triple tan with silver accents.  Again - refer to pics. This A4 1.8T Cabriolet is of course a power folding convertible top, with silver-trimmed, amulet red rear-decklid.  Top is in excellent working condition.  Driver / Passenger 4-Way adjustable power seats with lumbar support.  Impressive 9-speaker stereo with Navigation / CD / DVD head unit producing 200+ W, with a powered sub-woofer in the car (buyer preference, can be removed in less than a minute) Upgrades include: In-Dash Pioneer (matching red lighted displays) 6.1" Widescreen WVGA, Bluetooth (Handsfree), Navigation, CD / DVD,  Touchscreen Display 19" Audi S4 Silver Polished Wheels Upgraded Silver Trim Interior (Dash Kit, Door Handles, Air Vents, Rear Arm Rests, etc.) Upgraded Sport Grille(s) All records, dealer-maintenance, etc.. are available for viewing.  Car comes with two remote key-fobs (folding key, unlock / lock, and trunk release) as well as an additional brand-new key (not programmed yet, I thought I lost one).  All manuals, Audi Emergency Kit, Full-size Spare tire, and Roadside hazard pack. Cons: Some door dings, wheel scrapes, leather folds etc.. due to normal wear and tear.  Certainly could be repaired. Rear window had seperated from rear glass and was repaired by convertible specialist - water tight, but a little unsightly in my opinion. Reason for Selling: A dreaded SUV is needed. In-DashNavigationAVReceiverwithDVDPlayback,Built-InBluetooth®and6.1"WVGATouchscreen

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Audi gets Q2 and Q4 badges in trademark swap with FCA

Sun, Jan 17 2016

Audi has swapped trademarks with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to snare the rights to the Q2 and Q4 badges for upcoming crossover SUVs. Audi CEO Rupert Stadler confirmed at the Detroit Motor Show that the automaker had finally persuaded FCA to release the two names that would let Audi lock up the Q1 to Q9 badges for its growing SUV family. Audi already plans to drop the Q2 name onto its MQB-based city crossover five-door this year, while the Q4 badge will slot onto the rump of a coupe-like version of the next Q3. It will also reserve the Q1 badge for a 2018 baby crossover, based around the architecture of the next A1 hatch. The A1 will share a lot of its engineering with Volkswagen's Polo-based soft-roader, dubbed T-Cross in concept form. The German company has also pounced on the naming rights for SQ versions of all of its Q-cars, along with F-Tron to cover the day when it pushes hydrogen fuel cell cars into production. Stadler insisted that no money had changed hands in order to pry the two badges off FCA, admitting that they had "each found something we needed." "We promised each other we wouldn't disclose what it cost, but it was not something they were willing to sell," Stadler said. "We tried to get it years ago and they said 'No, never,' but there is never 'never' in business. ... This year I went back to them with a proposal and we talked and there were some negotiations and then we agreed to it." Those negotiations are believed to have centered on a trademark swap with a Volkswagen Group name that FCA desperately (evidently) wants to use on a Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge or Maserati. Asked if Audi had given FCA a trademark in return for Q2 and Q4, Stadler replied, "Something very much like that, yes." Audi has used Italian names on past concept cars that FCA could be interested in, such as the 2001 Avantissimo concept and the 2003 Nuvolari coupe. The latter was named after legendary pre-war racer Tazio, who won grands prix for both Alfa Romeo and Audi's forerunner, Auto Union. Both are unlikely trade chips, with laws in Europe preventing the trademarking of the names of actual people. There is always "quattro" (Italian for "four"), but after investing nearly four decades locking it in as an Audi all-wheel-drive name, it's just not anything like trade bait.

Audi Allroad Shooting Brake showcar is a 124-MPGe hybrid E-Tron

Sun, Jan 12 2014

The leaked images of the new Audi Allroad Shooting Brake that came out Friday showed us what the show car will look like, but it wasn't until the official press release came out today that we learned just how much E-Tron is hiding in its powertrain. Turns out, it's a lot. An 8.8-kWh lithium-ion battery can power the car for over 31 miles. The Allroad Shooting Brake is powered by a hybrid (gas-electric) powertrain that can put out a total of 300 kW of power (479.42 pound feet of torque) and, under the right circumstances, get the fuel efficiency equivalent of 123.8 mpg US, Audi claims. The gas side is made up of a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine, and then there's an electric motor on each axle. An 8.8-kWh lithium-ion battery can power the car for over 31 miles on battery power alone. There are three drive modes (EV, Hybrid and Sport). This is also the first time Audi has put its Allroad and E-Tron "form languages" together, which means this E-Tron Quattro "is not limited to paved roads" and can handle "light off-road conditions." The two electric motors help bring the car from 0-62 miles per hour in 4.6 seconds on up to a top speed of 155 mph. Audi has paid attention to shaving weight from the 3527-pound, four-seater, including making the wheels out of carbon-fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) and using an aluminum underbody panel. We described some of the concept's visual hints in the original post (Q1?), and now Audi says that the car contains "a host of visual elements of future sports car models" (TT?). We will get our first real glimpse of the Allroad Shooting Brake show car at the Detroit Auto Show early this week, so look for live pics then, especially of the interior that is supposed to be reminiscent of an airplane and a user interface panel that is said to work like a smart phone. In the new press release, Audi's Ulrich Hackenberg said the Allroad Shooting Brake represents, "a concrete look into the near future," and we're totally fine with that. Crossover in a compact package: The Audi allroad shooting brake show car Crossover concept car is highly functional for recreational sports Powerful and efficient hybrid drive features two electric motors Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg: "A concrete look into the near future." Sporty, compact and versatile: It is with these attributes that the Audi allroad shooting brake makes its debut at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.

Audi promises next A8 on sale by year's end, LED Matrix lamps to be available [w/video]

Sun, 30 Jun 2013

Audi has just released details about its new Matrix LED headlamps, but just as illuminating as the new lighting technology is confirmation that the next A8 will appear "on the market at the end of 2013." While Audi is calling the model new, expectations - and the spy shots above - suggest more of a traditional mid-cycle refresh.
Audi says that its new A8 Matrix lights are comprised of 25 high-beam LEDs, clustered in groups of five paired with reflectors. Unlike traditional automatic high-beam setups, the Matrix array is so precise that it "blanks out light that would shine directly onto oncoming and preceding vehicles" while continuing to use full high-beam power on other sections of the road and shoulder not occupied by other vehicles. Further, the camera- and electronic brain-governed system can dim or extinguish LEDs as necessary to deal with traffic. The active system also differs from today's adaptive headlamps by not requiring servo motors to direct light, yet they can still function as cornering headlamps - ones that can predict a road's trajectory because they are linked with the car's GPS system. Interestingly, the system also works with Audi's optional night vision system. When the latter detects a pedestrian in the dark, it automatically flashes a batch of LEDs to put both the driver and pedestrian on notice about each others' presence.
Only one problem in all of this trick lighting business: they aren't legal here in the US, at least not yet. Audi and other automakers are currently petitioning the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, trying to sell the government agency on the technology's safety benefits. For the moment, Matrix headlamps are likely to remain forbidden fruit, but you can check them out and see what you might be missing in the video below. As for the 2015 A8, we're guessing it'll surface at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.