RE: 2018 Audi RS4: Driven
Discussion
I don't like the wheels, but I love the green which I'd definitely order if I can, I am sure other, nicer wheels will be available to choose.
Also despite the thieves having a go at my current car I think I'd still get one depending on what my living and working arrangements are like next year. I won't let the bds win because this is the nicest looking Audi I've seen for a while bar the R8
Also despite the thieves having a go at my current car I think I'd still get one depending on what my living and working arrangements are like next year. I won't let the bds win because this is the nicest looking Audi I've seen for a while bar the R8
nickfrog said:
Dave Hedgehog said:
must haves for me
Totally fair enough ! But that doesn't make them remotely "mandatory".Re the Merc does the C63 not come in 4 Matic guise? 500bhp is all fine in cars like this but not that exploitable on cold wet greasy British roads.
wormus said:
1,790kg & 450HP. Same power to weight as a 2005 V8 which is cheaper and sounds better. I would be expecting more for my £60k.
Pretty much par for the course like the F80 vs E92 M3 but the new turbo motors make lots more power all the way through the rev range up to 120hp more at a given rpm. Edited by Wills2 on Tuesday 12th December 13:44
Is the RS worth 15k more than the S?
I'm guessing if you're in the market for an RS4 Avant it''s a moot point. You're after the halo model, end of. I can't imagine many people go in to BMW and think "The 440i makes more sense than the M4".
I'm not saying the price difference is irrelevant, but the performance difference will be a deal maker for some.
4.1 to 60 in an Estate?
SWMBO would rather the Cayman S mind.....
I'm guessing if you're in the market for an RS4 Avant it''s a moot point. You're after the halo model, end of. I can't imagine many people go in to BMW and think "The 440i makes more sense than the M4".
I'm not saying the price difference is irrelevant, but the performance difference will be a deal maker for some.
4.1 to 60 in an Estate?
SWMBO would rather the Cayman S mind.....
moonigan said:
WCZ said:
.....is it really that much better than a remapped golf r estate ?
Brilliant....But is a Golf R Estate really that much better than a mapped 335d andrewparker said:
moonigan said:
WCZ said:
.....is it really that much better than a remapped golf r estate ?
Brilliant....But is a Golf R Estate really that much better than a mapped 335d But if you're saying just get a remapped Golf R, could you not just apply that logic and say "why not remap the RS4?"
WHY DO YOU NEEDZ THE 450 POWAHS. THE 2.0 TDI DIESEL IS JUST AS GOOD. I OVERTOOK A A320 AIRBUS ON TAKEOFF IN IT. IT HAS MORE TORQUES AND DOES OVER 9000 MILES TO THE GALLON. YOU CAN GET ONE ON A LEASE FOR 15P A YEAR AND SPEND THE SAVINGS ON A HIGH YIELD INVESTMENT IN A CONGALESE DIAMOND MINE AND RETIRE WHEN YOU ARE 19. YOU DONT EVEN NEED AN ESTATE CAR. JUST TOW A SHOPPING TROLLEY BEHIND A SALOON WHICH HANDLES BETTER THAN A VEYRON ESPECIALLY ON NANGPOO WINTER TYRES AND 4 INCH STEEL RIM. YOU DON'T EVEN NEED QUATTRO. JUST USE OLD CARPET - ITS BETTER THAN ANY TRACTION CONTROLS.
that should cover all the inbound usual arguments.
that should cover all the inbound usual arguments.
I've had a B9 S4 from new and whilst I knew this was coming I didn't wait, because what I would be using the car for wouldn't require the extra oomph, not for the cost anyway. I have a weekend car for all that.
However, after the discussion of 'mandatory options' which is a term I'm not too comfortable with, I decided to spec an RS4 to the same standard as my S4, or close enough. The difference in price was £16k.
For me, not worth it.
However, after the discussion of 'mandatory options' which is a term I'm not too comfortable with, I decided to spec an RS4 to the same standard as my S4, or close enough. The difference in price was £16k.
For me, not worth it.
this at £61k + options makes the RS3 look better value at £44k as it comes pretty well equipped.
on paper the performance looks similar
arguably a nicer engine in the RS3 also -> the 2.5L V5
how much smaller is the RS3 - would not be a huge amount in it.
4-wheel drive system is different I think.
on paper the performance looks similar
arguably a nicer engine in the RS3 also -> the 2.5L V5
how much smaller is the RS3 - would not be a huge amount in it.
4-wheel drive system is different I think.
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