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75 messages, Last post on Nov 24, 2009 at 7:48 AM
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Replying to: dhamilton (Feb 20, 2007 10:12 am) Byron
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Replying to: byronwalter (Feb 21, 2007 10:47 am) Like I said earlier, I wish it was more like the Nuvolari concept, ie more aggressive. I think it will handle better, how much so remains to be seen. One of my Audi buddies thinks this design is the signal that all Audi's will look like Italian cars now. Not such a good thing. |
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Replying to: byronwalter (Feb 21, 2007 10:47 am) I not totally sold on that swoopy styling and prefer the sharp crease of the other audis, but I'll have wait to see the a5 in person before i make a final styling judgement. Kinda interesting abou the italian comment..the A5 looks a little maserati to me. And that might not be a bad thing. |
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Its okay. I dont really like the square-ish headlamps but i think the rear end is really sweet. The interior looks a little downgraded but im sure the fit and finish is nice...wish it was more like the a6. It does look a little Italian...a lot different from the other Audis with sharper creases and lines like the A6 and R8... Here's another website with some more photos... link title the side profile is amazingly good looking imo. it almost looks like it might have the window built into the trunk hatch, like the Jaguar XKR or Aston Martin Rapide. That would be awesome... and here are some better pics of the S5...looks pretty much the same. link title
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Replying to: quattroporte12 (Feb 21, 2007 1:14 pm) The 3 is out of proportion front to back IMO. As far as the interior, I wish it was again more aggressive like the shooting brake concept. That interior was just so driver oriented. It called out to me at night to drive it 
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everyone is reporting that the 6 cylinder version will be the same 3.2 litre displacement. Anyone know why they aren't giving it the 3.6 from the Q7? I think it will fit won't it? |
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Remarkable similarity. Unfortunately in this instance, Audi looks more Japanese than Italian to me. I would take it over the BMW based on styling, but not on drivetrain layout. I just don't know about these teuton coupes though. Frankly, I think the existing G35 coupe is a more coherent and compelling styling exercise than either... |
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This is the best part of the car. I just show pictures of the interior and I would like to say well done Audi. Its almost like the BMW 3 series setup in terms of the navigation display position BUT Audi A5 has more buttons so the center console does not look like a blunt piece (like the 3 series especially without navigation) but its nicely "decorated" with buttons. I bet its faster to use them than navigating with the idrive. The only reason I hate i drive is because it has stripped the BMW console from its buttons
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Replying to: banhugh (Feb 23, 2007 11:37 am) "U.S. sales of the 2008 A5 and S5 begin in November with the 3.2-liter, 265-hp V6 as the primary A5 engine offering. Both models launch with six-speed manual transmissions with six-speed automatics appearing three months later for the A5 and six months later in the S5. Although front drive is available in Europe, all U.S. models come equipped with quattro all-wheel-drive." 
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Replying to: wolfsport (Mar 14, 2007 5:02 am) I wish they'd figured that out with the A3. IMO, buying Audi means buying Quattro. FWD is for VW, says I.
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