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Dec 27, 2006 | 01:09 PM

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puffy

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Originally Posted by AF

Working on them isn't that big of a deal. I've worked on quite a few Audi's:

100
B5 S4
S6
Allroad
RS2 (1 of 3 in the US)

None really presented any problems.

But yeah they break a lot.

I thought there were over 2k in us..

Dec 27, 2006 | 01:15 PM

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AcuraFanatic

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From: Southern NH

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Originally Posted by puffy

I thought there were over 2k in us..

For 2-door RS2's, I believe there are only 3.

Dec 27, 2006 | 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Nightshade

No it doesn't you ricer dumbass. Go put your GTR badges back on they match you altezzas and Type R stickers so well :slap:

hahahah

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Dec 27, 2006 | 02:20 PM

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95SiR

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From: los josengeles

the A4 is a nice solid car. well at least the B6 model (02-05) was. the B7 (06+) are just as nice, maybe even a tad nicer. the B7 has the 2.0T engine instead of the 1.8T which in itself makes the car's driving a whole lot better....... but car for car, neither the B6 or B7 can even come close the driving experience of an E39 or E60.

i personally had the car for a lil less than 36k miles and have had only ONE problem with the car (a coilpack died), but it was covered under warranty and the dealer fixed the car for me that day within an hour. i REALLY liked my A4, other than it being slow as hell because of the AWD and auto tranny... but i just love my s2k that much more

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