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Quattro $1450 “18-inch Sport” Package Gray/black Transferable Cpo Warranty! on 2040-cars

US $22,900.00
Year:2009 Mileage:43585 Color: with greatly enhanced exterior appearance
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Jupiter, Florida, United States

Jupiter, Florida, United States
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·       All-new design for 2009

·       Larger in nearly every dimension

·       Superior high-strength steel used in manufacturing

·       New and revised engines offer better efficiency and greater fuel economy

·       Engine sits behind front axle for better weight distribution

·       Adapts many luxury features found on the A8

·       Audi Dynamic Steering improves steering feel

·       High level of standard safety features

Overview
Introduced in 1994, Audi's volume-leading A4 model traces its lineage back to the Audi 80, first launched in 1966. Now in its third generation, the A4 has grown incrementally in size and luxury offerings with every subsequent redesign-as has the competition from 
BMW,Mercedes-Benz, Lexus and Infiniti as the bar continues to be raised in this class of cars. For 2009, Audi presents an all-new, fourth-generation A4 with dynamic styling, new sophisticated powerplants, and innovative technology designed to make it even more competitive.

When compared to the previous model, the all-new 2009 Audi A4 luxury sport sedan feature entirely new, sportier proportions. Overall length is up nearly 5 inches and width has been increased by more than 2 inches. The wheelbase has been stretched, and the hood is longer. The front body overhang has also been shortened, allowing the wheels to be pushed further to the edge of the vehicle, improving ride and handling characteristics, Audi says.

Interior dimensions have grown as well. The cabin is longer than the previous models, and rear-seat passengers enjoy knee room that has grown by 1.4 inches. Headroom and shoulder room has also increased, offering additional comfort to occupants. Trunk capacity on the sedan is 17 cubic feet, a volume greater than any competitor offers, according to Audi. In addition, trunk capacity remains the same whether the car is equipped with front-wheel drive (FWD) or Audi's quattro permanent all-wheel drive (AWD). Fold-down rear seats are standard.

While the body shell has grown in nearly every dimension, advanced engineering is credited with keeping the new body extremely light in weight. Ultra-high-strength steels are utilized throughout the body shell resulting in significant weight savings. According to Audi, the 2009 model's bare body shell alone weighs 10 percent less than that of the previous model.

This 2009 Audi A4 is currently being covered by a transferable comprehensive 6-year/100,000-mile C.P.O. warranty. 

Model Lineup
The new A4 offers many detail designs found in Audi's flagship, the A8, including the Driver Information System (DIS).

For the first time, the A4 features an electromechanical parking brake operated by a small electronic lever-another luxury feature derived from the A8. It functions as a parking brake, emergency brake, and start assistant to prevent the vehicle from rolling backwards when it departs. The space formerly occupied by a hand brake now houses additional cabin storage with twin 12-volt power adapters.

Standard equipment on the 2009 Audi A4 includes Bluetooth wireless connectivity, Sirius satellite radio, S-Line exterior with greatly enhanced exterior appearance (the S-Line package has been discontinued due to the S-Line exterior now being standard)

This Vehicle includes a new $1450 “18-inch Sport” package, including a bumpy three-spoke steering wheel, well-contoured sport seats, and an aggressively tuned sport suspension;

Powertrain
This 2009 Audi A4 sedan is offered with an all-new, turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cylinder that generates 211 hp at 5300-6000 rpm and 258 lb.-ft. of torque at 1500-4200 rpm. With Audi's quattro AWD system, it is offered with Audi's Tiptronic 6-speed automatic. EPA fuel-economy estimates are 19 mpg city/27 mpg highway for Quattro.

The standard 4-wheel disc brakes have been upgraded and improved on the 2009 model. Composite spheroidal-graphite and aluminum calipers clamp new high-performance brake pads that are 20 percent larger for improved brake feel and reduced stopping distances. The latest generation of ESP (electronic stability control) offers a smoother regulating action for less intrusive feedback for the driver, Audi says.

Safety
Occupants in the 2009 Audi A4 are protected by six standard air bags. Driver and front passenger are protected by front and side air bags while curtain air bags protect all outboard passengers. Two additional air bags, of a rear side design, are available optionally. Sensors in the seat rails determine the actual position of the seats and regulate the deployment of the air bags and belt force limiters based on the occupant's position within the vehicle, offering additional safety for drivers of smaller stature. Other safety equipment includes optional dynamic steering and adaptive cruise control.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (
NHTSA), the 2009 Audi A4 receives the agency's highest rating of 5 stars for frontal, side and rollover crash testing. 

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2015 Audi Q3

Mon, Apr 13 2015

There are two ways to approach a brand-new segment in the auto industry. First, an automaker can take a gamble and introduce a completely new vehicle, catering to the specific demands of the marketplace(s) in question. In the compact, premium CUV segment, we've seen Buick do this with the Encore, and Mercedes-Benz with the GLA-Class. The other option is to introduce a vehicle already sold in another market. Considering the amount of time it takes to bring a new vehicle from paper to production, there is plenty to gain in the short-term with this approach. It's not without its downsides, though, as we found after a week behind the wheel of the 2015 Audi Q3, a vehicle that was initially launched in 2011. Cute though it may be – it was referred to at least once by a passerby during our testing as "totes adorbs" – Ingolstadt's decision to introduce a vehicle that's already been on sale for four years, and is effectively approaching the last half of its lifecycle, leaves the Q3 at a significant disadvantage relative to the newer competition. Despite crossing its first auto show stage four years ago, the Q3 remains a handsome little bugger. Audi's designs, while conservative, tend to age very well, and the compact Q3 is no exception. It's like a scaled-down Q5 in most respects, although certain design pieces, like its more aggressively raked rear window and shorter front and rear overhangs, belie the significantly smaller Q3's figure. Due to its age, the Q3 was, fortunately, designed before the current A3 hit the market. That means it avoids the unattractive, minimalist dash of the A3, opting for a more traditional Audi design, with a strip of brushed aluminum on the passenger's side, a user-friendly center stack and a suitably large nav screen front and center. While the overall layout is attractive, the material quality is not what we'd expect of a newer Audi. There's nothing that feels exceedingly cheap – the plastics just feel old and too familiar. It's difficult to describe, but as soon as you climb in the Q3, things like the switchgear for the HVAC controls immediately remind you that this is a vehicle that's been on sale since 2011. While our definition of interior quality has evolved over the years, our idea of a driver-friendly cabin has not. The Q3 scores highly in this regard, featuring the elevated seating position that makes CUVs so popular with the general public.

The Audi R8 doesn't need turbos to visit Jay Leno's Garage

Tue, Jan 12 2016

When Audi launched the original R8 in 2006, it caused a sensation. For its second go at the model, Audi skipped the V8 and went straight for ten-cylinder power in two states of tune: the V10 and the V10 Plus. Of course Jay Leno had the more potent of the two visit his garage. In V10 Plus trim, the Audi makes over 600 horsepower – all from a naturally-aspirated V10 in a segment increasingly dominated by turbocharging. Rivals like the Mercedes-AMG GT, Porsche 911 Turbo, McLaren 570S, and Ferrari 488 have all adopted turbochargers, which makes the R8 something of a modern-day Shelby Cobra, as Leno puts it. See what else he has to say in the video above – and don't forget to watch to the end to see how the launch control works. News Source: Jay Leno's Garage via YouTube Audi Coupe Supercars Videos Jay Lenos Garage

AMS Alpha 10 Audi R8 First Drive [w/video]

Thu, Oct 1 2015

Horsepower is a relative number. Compared to the 1,500 hp in the last AMS car we drove, the face-melting Alpha 12 GT-R, 900 seems pretty tame. But by any rational standard that's a crazy amount of power, the kind that's hard to grasp in practical terms. When AMS Performance called us and offered a test in the 921-hp Alpha 10 Audi R8, saying yes was easy. Figuring out how to demonstrate that much thrust was the tricky part. Our solution was to head to the drag strip. What better way to show off the wicked alterations wrought by AMS president Martin Musial and his team than a video showing the car do the Star Trek warp speed effect through the quarter mile? AMS has a history of building quick drag strip cars, like the aforementioned GT-R and a series of Mitsubishi Lancer Evolutions. Vice president Arne Toman even owns the world's fastest Hearse. We should have taken the broken scoreboard at Milan Dragway as an omen. Wiped out by a lightning strike, both displays have since been replaced. Before our test both Musial and Toman explained that the Alpha 10 R8 wasn't built with drag racing in mind. But, being good sports, both met us at the track in southeast Michigan, unloaded the R8 from its trailer, and let us run through the timing lights over and over. The best time that day was 11.0 seconds at 136 mph, uncorrected. One of the many amazing things about the Alpha 10 Audi R8 is that it's essentially a bolt-on system. That's fast, but not what you'd expect for 786 horsepower at the wheels. And, honestly, we're not disappointed. First, a 4,200-rpm rev limiter was set too low to launch on the sticky drag strip. Put another way, that drag strip time is almost a street start. For what it's worth, Musial and Toman didn't seem concerned about the numbers. Like we said, they present the Alpha 10 as an all-around performance car, and we believe them. Now, if you go to AMS with the drag strip in mind, Musial and his staff can program whatever launch rpm you desire. (You're on your own for clutch replacements.) A reflash of the engine controller is part of the Alpha 10 package. Drop off a stock R8 V10 at AMS (or any of its 70-plus dealers), and they'll pull out the suitcase-shaped muffler that sits behind the engine. A pair of turbochargers, small mufflers, and two heat exchangers attach to the stock exhaust system mounts, while a giant water-to-air intercooler sits on top of the engine.