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How do you open the trunk on a 1981 Audi Coupe? 13
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 13th, 2010

How do you open the trunk on a 1981 Audi Coupe? Is there a button or latch somewhere? I cant find a lever or a keyhole or anything! Please help.

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Report: Audi U.S. sales suffering due to supply shortage 13
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 13th, 2010

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Audi Q5 – Click above for high-res image gallery

There are good problems and there are bad problems. Audi dealers across the U.S. are having trouble selling vehicles, but not because of uncompetitive product or industry-wide sales woes. Automotive News reports the reason for Audi’s sales troubles have everything to do with a supply shortage that stems from strong first quarter sales. Audi of America President Johan de Nysschen reportedly told AN that U.S. dealers are “short of everything,” with Q5 and Q7 supplies running especially low.

Last year, Audi cut U.S. deliveries by 6,000 units due to weak sales here in the States, but the German luxury automaker saw brisk sales in December followed by a first quarter that bested the first three months of 2009 by 35 percent. Audi now has a 29 day supply of product for U.S. dealers; about half the typical 60 day reserve and a third of the 88 day supply of March, 2009. De Nysschen says Audi has allotted an additional 3,000 vehicles to the U.S. for 2010, which should help dealers a bit. That said, we’re thinking Audi isn’t looking to beef up inventories too much considering the fact that the Four-Ringed automaker managed to keep incentives in check at a time when other automakers are dumping truckloads of cash on the hood to boost their sales.

Gallery: Review: 2009 Audi Q5

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Report: Audi U.S. sales suffering due to supply shortage originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 12 Apr 2010 11:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Review: 2010 Audi S5 Cabriolet speaks too softly, but carries a big stick 13
Apr
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2010 Audi S5 Cabriolet – Click above for high-res image gallery

Taking a great looking performance car and chopping off its roof is risky business – compromises are inevitable. That’s especially true in this modern age of unibody structures. Removing a big chunk of a vehicle’s architecture without adequately reinforcing what’s left can yield a chassis incapable of managing the position of the wheels, let alone result in a vehicle that loses its level of driver engagement and enthusiasm. On the other hand, reinforcements add mass – often lots of it. It’s a treacherous path, as both flaccid body control and weight are the mortal enemy of performance.

You can understand our trepidation, then, upon learning that Audi was planning on introducing its S5 Cabriolet at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. By our reckoning, the German debutante’s rollout was cause for both consternation and celebration. When the A5 and S5 coupes arrived in 2007, they were hailed as being among the best looking cars ever to wear the brand’s Four Rings. The new Cabriolet models would bring with them the euphoria of open-air motoring, but we had to wonder – would Audi’s rakish new hardtop be turned into a floppy flier just by giving it a roofectomy? Equally as important, would the model’s newly downsized engine drop the performance? There was only one thing to do: Put the range-topping S5 Cabriolet through a week-long test.

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Are VW and Audi belong to the same company? 12
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 12th, 2010

Are VW and Audi owned by one company? Or are they both independent companys? They some times look alike, and I just like them.

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Video: Audi and Justin Timberlake show off The Next Big Thing 12
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 12th, 2010

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Damina Ramirez joins Justin Timberlake and the Audi A1 in The Next Big Thing – Click above to view the video after the jump

When Audi first announced it would be relying on the talents of Justin Timberlake to push the company’s new A1, we were a little skeptical. At first, it looked like JT was to do little more than stand on stage and look pretty next to the pint-sized hatch, but it appears the four-rings has other plans in mind, including a new action driving series starring none other than the singer-turned actor.

If you’re thinking a bunch of star-packed mini-movies sponsored by a German automaker sounds more than a little familiar, it should. BMW followed the same recipe with Clive Owen in The Hire way back in 2001 and 2002. The result was a total of eight short films that remain some of our favorite time-wasters to this day. What can we say? You can’t have James Brown drag race the devil for his soul and not be a winner.

From what we can tell from the short trailer, Audi’s effort looks to have all the right ingredients. There’s gun fire, car chases, tire smoke, good music and, of course, a hot antagonist (Dania Ramirez). Throw in any semblance of plot, and you’ve already got 9/10ths of a Michael Bay masterpiece. Sign us up. You can hit the jump to see the trailer before the action begins next month.

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What model of Audi is used in Transporter 2? 12
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 12th, 2010

Frank drives an audi in the first part of transporter 2. What model is it?

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Boy, 13, aiming to conquer Everest 11
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 11th, 2010

Boy, 13, aiming to conquer Everest
At the age of 13, Jordan Romero is heading to Mount Everest in an attempt to become the youngest person to scale the world’s highest mountain – and complete his goal of climbing the highest peaks on all seven continents. Related Stories Audi climbs Pikes Peak driverless Young tourists’ geography mix-ups Geordie accent voted sexiest in UK Haggis flavoured chocolate launched UFO blamed for parking …

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Where can I order an underseat light for an Audi A4? 11
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 11th, 2010

I have a 2003 Audi A4 and one of the underseat lights (in the rear) is missing. Where can I order a replacement?

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Audi launches limited edition of Q7 4.2 TDI at Rs 58.68 lakh 10
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 10th, 2010

Audi launches limited edition of Q7 4.2 TDI at Rs 58.68 lakh
New Delhi, Apr 7 : German luxury car maker Audi today announced the launch of a limited edition of the diesel version of its Q7 sports utility vehicle (SUV) at a specially discounted price of Rs 58.68 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai).

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When to change a timing belt on a Audi A6? 10
Apr
Posted by Admin in Audi Related Questions on 04 10th, 2010

I just purchased a 2004 Audi A6 with about 59,000 miles on it. I don’t have the actual manual so I don’t know when is the proper time to have the timing belt changed. Does anyone know when this is supposed to happen? Its a 3.0 if that helps.

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