Audi - which 'badge' trumps which?
Discussion
baz1985 said:
monthefish said:
baz1985 said:
S Line= s
tline
Why?tlineI think the S-Line versions always look better than the non S-line equivalents.
te. Oversprung and under-damped. Chavline would be equally appropriate.
Edited by blueg33 on Tuesday 22 September 07:36
My A6 Le Mans Quattro has the following
Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
sleep envy said:
TonyHetherington said:
Chrome mirrors are "where it's at" 
until some mouthreather knocks them off with a sledge hammer and sticks them on ebay for youblueg33 said:
My A6 Le Mans Quattro has the following
Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
Weird - I thought all A6 LeMans had Lemans badges on them - or was it a delete option from the factory?Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
monthefish said:
Raven Flyer said:
I have an S-Line Quattro. S Line on the front grille, Quattro on the boot lid.
Cheers. Which car?Raven Flyer said:
Quattro is a mechanical spec, S Line is a fit out spec and neither are dependant on the other.
Yes, thanks, I knew that. Just wondered which Audi deemed to be the more important factor when selecting which badge to attach to the grille.(Thank heavens for PH - the only place where you could ask such a question and, not just get a sensible answer, but also not be ridiculed for wondering something so geeky/nerdy)
The non S Line grille is different and doesn't have the place to stick a badge. The badge thing is pure snobbery and I would be happy with no badges.
TonyHetherington said:
blueg33 said:
My A6 Le Mans Quattro has the following
Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
Weird - I thought all A6 LeMans had Lemans badges on them - or was it a delete option from the factory?Quattro Badges on the rear and inside infront of the passenger, quattro on the sillplates
S-Line Badges on the front grille, steering wheel and embossed into the leather on the front seats
No Le-Mans badges anywhere, but some Le Mans edition have them on the front wing
Raven Flyer said:
monthefish said:
Raven Flyer said:
I have an S-Line Quattro. S Line on the front grille, Quattro on the boot lid.
Cheers. Which car?Raven Flyer said:
Quattro is a mechanical spec, S Line is a fit out spec and neither are dependant on the other.
Yes, thanks, I knew that. Just wondered which Audi deemed to be the more important factor when selecting which badge to attach to the grille.(Thank heavens for PH - the only place where you could ask such a question and, not just get a sensible answer, but also not be ridiculed for wondering something so geeky/nerdy)
The non S Line grille is different and doesn't have the place to stick a badge. The badge thing is pure snobbery and I would be happy with no badges.
Fort Jefferson said:
TonyHetherington said:
Chrome mirrors are "where it's at"
They shouldn't be chrome, they should be polished aluminium on your S4.Usually known as "bling mirrors"
The aluminium ones look more 'brushed' and feel cold to the touch. The plastic ones that I have have a much more even silver finish and do not feel cold to the touch. They are finished in much the same way as the rest of the bodywork. From what I have read 2004 cars onwards has plastic mirror casings.
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