> Audi has confirmed it will be showing two new cars at the North American
> International Auto Show in Detroit next month. Although Audi is mute on
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> The A3 has run the longest in the line-up since introduction or refresh,
> followed by the A8 luxury sedan.
The "new" A3 (with the updated grille etc) was released only a year or
so ago, is it really in need of an update? The 06/56 model still looks
*fantastic*. Why change a good thing?
> The "stunning" concept car is expected to be somehow based on the
> already-stunning R8 supercar. Some reports suggest it could be the V10
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> fit the bill.
> We'll just have to wait another few weeks to see.
Cross Cabriolet could well be one. S5 or RS6 as the other? Or maybe
the Q5 ?
Kevin McMurtrie - 22 Dec 2007 03:45 GMT
> > Audi has confirmed it will be showing two new cars at the North American
> > International Auto Show in Detroit next month. Although Audi is mute on
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> so ago, is it really in need of an update? The 06/56 model still looks
> *fantastic*. Why change a good thing?
The A3 and A4 could benefit from shedding some weight. It would unleash
a lot more power and gas mileage. The little A3 weighs over 3700 lbs
with options. Ouch!
> > The "stunning" concept car is expected to be somehow based on the
> > already-stunning R8 supercar. Some reports suggest it could be the V10
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> Cross Cabriolet could well be one. S5 or RS6 as the other? Or maybe
> the Q5 ?