Audi S cars

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Dog Star

16,147 posts

169 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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tril said:
I said poverty OR lease spec cars
What’s a lease spec car?

roadsmash

2,622 posts

71 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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Dog Star said:
tril said:
I said poverty OR lease spec cars
What’s a lease spec car?
You do know you’re just going to get another sweeping generalisation as an answer to your question don’t you? biglaugh

WJNB

2,637 posts

162 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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couragebest88 said:
When I’m driving my s5 it’s the diesel Audis I get up my chuff trying to prove a point. Even had one overtake me on the wrong side of the road in a 30 zone after tail gating me for about 5 mins. I never entertain the racing types. Never get any aggro at all when driving my wife’s Suzuki swift.
Many forced to drive a diesel often sales reps.must feel like second class citizens knowing that those who have had some success in life don't have to grovel about in something noisy & smelly where running costs are a factor. Diesels (apart from farmers diesel tractors) are for losers & van drivers.

Leptons

5,116 posts

177 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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stargazer30 said:
I tend to find it’s the regular Audi drivers (especially sooters) that drive like planks. The S models usually drive better until they get a clear motorway then boot it. Was following a very well behaved S3 just yesterday. Then on the evening out with my son with his L plates on, audi sooter drove on the wrong side of the road and cut past him half way through a right turn. All to get one car length ahead.
Sooter? What the fk

rolleyes

a7x88

776 posts

149 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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I drive an S. I get into it after driving my/any other cars and instantly can't help driving like a cockwomble. Sorry - it made me do it.

Scabutz

7,653 posts

81 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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a7x88 said:
I drive an S. I get into it after driving my/any other cars and instantly can't help driving like a cockwomble. Sorry - it made me do it.
Same. I had an s6 v10 for a bit. It's the only properly fast carive ever had. Was constantly burning people away from the lights and booting it when people came up close behind me. Not sorry

a7x88

776 posts

149 months

Saturday 16th February 2019
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Exactly what I have - except in reality I find I drive it way slower then most of my previous cars, it's just so happy to waft along and not the best thing to really hustle. It does get some runs through the rev range though when there's some nice clear road

Reark

85 posts

89 months

Tuesday 19th February 2019
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AlB82 said:
More often or not on the motorway I see performance cars being driven slowly - owners desperately trying to get their MPG back up into the 20s or limping it to the garage to fill up again biggrin
This. IME serious performance cars are always being driven sedately probably to save on mpg or because they feel they have nothing to prove and/or maybe they’re scared they’ll end up in a ditch.

Conversely, lesser cars can be ragged more easily and the drivers might feel the need to prove themselves.

ericmcn

1,999 posts

98 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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WJNB said:
Many forced to drive a diesel often sales reps.must feel like second class citizens knowing that those who have had some success in life don't have to grovel about in something noisy & smelly where running costs are a factor. Diesels (apart from farmers diesel tractors) are for losers & van drivers.
excellent

ericmcn

1,999 posts

98 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Reark said:
This. IME serious performance cars are always being driven sedately probably to save on mpg or because they feel they have nothing to prove and/or maybe they’re scared they’ll end up in a ditch.

Conversely, lesser cars can be ragged more easily and the drivers might feel the need to prove themselves.
too many police abound and cameras tbh, lesser cars are most likely run ragged and high into the limiter whereas perfrormance cars are just ticking along at 2/3 k/rpm doing 80mph or so - maybe the owners are not dicks and dont feel the need to go into 3 figures because some 'sooter' or such is having a bad day?


Baldchap

7,691 posts

93 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Audi going foing faster than me:

What an idiot. Clearly can't afford an RS. PCP chav. Something to proooooove.

Audi going slower than me:

These S Audis are rubbish and slow.

roadsmash

2,622 posts

71 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Baldchap said:
Audi going foing faster than me:

What an idiot. Clearly can't afford an RS. PCP chav. Something to proooooove.

Audi going slower than me:

These S Audis are rubbish and slow.
hehe

Jonno02

2,248 posts

110 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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I find with any manufacturer, the actual performance models are well driven. It's the faux sporty models, M-sport etc, that are driven like they have something to prove.

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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WJNB said:
Many forced to drive a diesel often sales reps.must feel like second class citizens knowing that those who have had some success in life don't have to grovel about in something noisy & smelly where running costs are a factor. Diesels (apart from farmers diesel tractors) are for losers & van drivers.
What is tragic is those who look at every diesel road car and think the driver is a sales rep, it’s a very daft mentality. And to think, those that actually have free choice then go on to pick some truely awful cars?

I’ll stick with my free car thanks, it’ll fund a few toys in the garage not having to worry about irritations like diesel and maintenance.

I loathe my Audi, but it’s neither smelly or noisy.

av185

18,514 posts

128 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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yonex said:
What is tragic is those who look at every diesel road car and think the driver is a sales rep, it’s a very daft mentality. And to think, those that actually have free choice then go on to pick some truely awful cars?

I’ll stick with my free car thanks, it’ll fund a few toys in the garage not having to worry about irritations like diesel and maintenance.

I loathe my Audi, but it’s neither smelly or noisy.
Well done you have finally admitted to loathing your Audi.

Do you drive yours in anger?

As a sales rep it is not a 'free' car but part of your 'package' btw.

Surprised you didn't realise this.

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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yonex said:
What is tragic is those who look at every diesel road car and think the driver is a sales rep, it’s a very daft mentality. And to think, those that actually have free choice then go on to pick some truely awful cars?

I’ll stick with my free car thanks, it’ll fund a few toys in the garage not having to worry about irritations like diesel and maintenance.

I loathe my Audi, but it’s neither smelly or noisy.
Ah yonex, finally explains all your passive aggressive cycling based posts. My sympathies... smile



Nors

1,291 posts

156 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Baldchap said:
Audi going foing faster than me:

What an idiot. Clearly can't afford an RS. PCP chav. Something to proooooove.

Audi going slower than me:

These S Audis are rubbish and slow.
Indeed!

Some of the comments in this thread and others like it (regardless of marque) are in some cases very infantile! "All Audi drivers are cocks"

Those that make sweeping generalisations clearly lack the ability think about what they're saying because it's absolute tosh. If I have to explain that...

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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av185 said:
Well done you have finally admitted to loathing your Audi.

Do you drive yours in anger?

As a sales rep it is not a 'free' car but part of your 'package' btw.

Surprised you didn't realise this.
Well, that would make you wrong, on all counts. I'm surprised you haven't read the thread on the Audi, it's quite awful and luckily I don't own it. Nice to see I got a promotion as well, looks like it's going to be a good day.

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Schmed said:
Ah yonex, finally explains all your passive aggressive cycling based posts. My sympathies... smile
Well you'd know all about being frustrated given your choice in vehicles rofl

Perhaps that's why you act in such a strange manner around other road users?

theplayingmantis

Original Poster:

3,834 posts

83 months

Thursday 21st February 2019
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Nors said:
Indeed!

Some of the comments in this thread and others like it (regardless of marque) are in some cases very infantile! "All Audi drivers are cocks"

Those that make sweeping generalisations clearly lack the ability think about what they're saying because it's absolute tosh. If I have to explain that...
Explain what?

people perceptions are based on their own experiences. They can only go off the sample size they have, anything else would be an assumption.

Still if we want to go for generalizations, well i think there's certainly value in them. As an example, most Honda Jazz's are driven slowly and by older people for example. I doubt that's far from the truth.