2002 Audi A6 4.2 Quattro on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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305 bhp!!!! Beautiful car, great performance, little money!!! 2002 Audi A6 with 135,000 miles. The car has a clean Florida title, only two owners. The exterior is dark Blue and in very good shape with only a few tiny marks on the front bumper. The rest of the paint is in great shape with minimal marks. Paint is still glossy with no rust. Wheels are in good shape with no cracking or damage. Tires are in good shape with over 50% tread. Has a brand new battery, transmission rebuilt. Engine is 4.2L V-8. All vacuum and coolant lines are intact. Car runs great, engine sounds and runs great. Has no check engine light on. Transmission shifts very smooth with no slipping. Car drives nice and straight down the road. Beige leather interior in good shape, with no rips or tears in the leather. Heated leather seats in front, in great working condition. Power sunroof. Power folding mirrors. Headlight switch is fine. Car is in overall very good condition. Great performance!
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Next-gen Audi A4 spotted
Tue, 18 Nov 2014With fresh entries from Lexus and Mercedes-Benz and a newer entry from BMW, Audi is in a rather precarious position with its A4 sedan, which has been on sale in its current form since 2008 (aside from its 2012 mid-cycle refresh). It's high time a new vehicle takes its place.
If Audi follows convention, the vehicle shown above will be known internally as the B9, and will ride atop the so-called MLB Evo, a new version of the modular platform underpinning the current A4 (and a whole heap of other Volkswagen Group products). That new bit of hardware should bless the next-gen A4 with a weight savings of anywhere from 175 to 220 pounds.
In terms of its looks, our spies point to a more evolutionary approach. Expect the A4 to borrow from the design being pioneered by the third-generation Audi TT, particularly around the grille, which should be more upright. The wheelbase should get a stretch while Audi will clip the overhangs of its midsizer, relative to the current sedan.
Audi waxes poetic about Le Mans
Mon, 12 Aug 2013Audi did it again this year at Le Mans, but it wasn't arguably a harder job than it's been in the past few years. The Four Rings has put together a five-minute recap of the 24 hours in the wet and the dry at La Sarthe, showing a lot of the low points and the one high point that makes them all worth it.
Perhaps even better than the footage are the driver interviews. Audi has owned Le Mans for more than a decade, but none of the drivers take it for granted - team driver Marc Gene said, "I also think that Le Mans picks the winner... At some point, he just decides which car and which drivers are going to win that race."
You can check it out in the video below. And be sure to hang around for the tribute at the end.
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With its Foshan plant, Volkswagen is adding 6,500 workers in China as well as 300,000 units of production capacity - a figure that will eventually double. In addition to this growth, by 2018, VW is also planning to boost its workforce from 75,000 to 100,000 in China, an increase that will help rocket production capacity from the current 2.6 million annual units to more than 4 million.