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| 2004 Car Review: Audi A6: It’s All Good |
13 Jan |
(PRWEB) August 16, 2004
By JAMES RAIA
The Weekly Driver
web site: http://www.byjamesraia.com
Like airports in many metropolitan cities, the San Francisco International Airport is a maze of intersections, connecting ramps, misplaced directional signs, heavy traffic, tense drivers and never-ending construction.
Add the unfamiliarity of a new vehicle, and the driving experience anywhere near an airport could be even more unpleasant.
But such was not the case when I began my weekly test drive of the Audi A6 at the San International Airport on a recent weekday night.
As per the manufacturer’s reputation, the 265- horsepower, 2.7-liter luxury sedan is a relaxing, refined and powerful vehicle that affords any driver security, comfort and myriad features without intimidation.
I left a hotel parking lot near the airport following a month’s travel in Europe and was immediately catapulted back into a mess of U.S. freeway drivers. But the suddenly reality of abrupt lane changes without the use of turn signals and the erratic speeds were diminished by the responsiveness of the steering, acceleration and driving comfort of my Audi.
My vehicle, the four-wheel drive (Audi’s patented name for the feature is quattro) automatic, had a perfectly matched dolphin gray exterior and a platinum interior, including firm and contouring gray leather seats.
The Tiptronic transmission feature, which allows gear shifting without interruption of power, is readily noticeable as is the vehicle’s firm grasp of the road (18-inch wheels are standard) and its quiet ride.
With its substantial horsepower and five valves per cylinder, the A6 is not particularly fast in initial acceleration, although its 0-60 mph rating of 7.0 seconds is far from slow. But at higher RPM, the vehicle is appreciably quick, a welcomed benefit in abrupt freeway scenarios.
Beyond the Audi’s performance, its front and rear-seat comfort, attractive instrumentation and cargo room all further added to the vehicle’s designation as a Consumer Guide recommended vehicle.
Standard comfort and convenience features include: automatic dual zone climate control with pollen filter, 12-way power front seats, wooden inlays on the dash, console and doors, AM/FM radio with cassette and 6-disc CD changer and a concealed headlight washer.
The Audi A6 is available in nine varieties, with base prices ranging from $ 35,950 to $ 44,246. My vehicle’s base price was $ 43,150. But it also featured two optional packages. The premium audio package ($ 1,100) included an upgraded Bose sound system and XM satellite radio; the premium package ($ 1,000) included six items, Xenon headlights to auto-dimming interior and exterior headlights to a memory positioning system for the front driver’s seat and side mirrors.
The Audi A6 has little downside. One small concern is the position of the handbrake. When engaged, it still appears nearly parallel to its base. As such, a driver new to the car could easily drive a substantial distance before realizing the brake is on.
With a destination charge of $ 720, the total price of my vehicle was $ 46,170. Considering its marketing positioning against the Lexus LS 430 and Mercedes Benz E Class, the Audi A6 is a fine choice under any circumstance — the hectic nature of airports to the open road.
2004 Audi A6
-Safety features — Driver and front seat passenger dual stage front air, side and curtain air bags, ABS brakes
-Fuel Mileage (estimates) — 18 mpg (city), 25 mpg (highway).
-Warranty — Bumper to bumper, 4 years/50,000 miles; Corrosion, 12 years, unlimited mileage; Roadside assistance, 4 years/50,000 miles.
-Base price — $ 43,150.00
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James Raia is a journalist in Sacramento, Calif., who writes about sports, fitness, business, human-interest and travel. His work is available on the web site: http://www.byjamesraia.com
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| 2011 Audi A8 Review |
10 Jan |
Read auto writer Grant Davis’s review of the spectacular 2011 Audi A8.
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| Audi 100 years of Car Making History |
10 Jan |
Karl Freidrich Benz was the man who created the first true automobile, Henry Ford visualised and created the first assembly line for mass production of large numbers of automobiles, both men played a crucial part in auto making history, but we cannot talk about auto making history without mentioning Audi.
Audi was founded by August Horch in 1909, the year he was forced out of the company he founded in 1899. In the beginning, Horch continued to trade under the Horch brand, but after his partners sued him for trademark infringement, he was forced to come up with another name for his company; it was then that the Audi name came up.
During a meeting in Franz Fikentschers’ apartment to come up with a new name for the company, Franz’s son who was studying Latin at the time (common in those days), suggested that instead of Horch they used Audi which mean “Hark!” or “Horch” German for “hear” and the idea was accepted by everyone attending the meeting.
The first models produced by Audi were the 2,612 cc 2.6 litre 4 cylinder model, followed by a 3564 cc 3.6 litre model, as well as 4680 cc 4.7 L and 5720 cc 5.7L models. In 1921 Audi was the first German car manufacturer to build a left-hand drive production car, the Audi Type K.
Audi Models of the 1920′s were luxurious and were becoming successful in the racing tracks, in the early 30′s Audi merged with Horch, DKW and Wanderer to form Auto Union.
With the creation of Auto Union the four overlapping rings badge was created to represent the union of the four German car manufacturers. The Auto Union era is best known for its success in the racing tracks. The Silver Arrows dominated the GP car racing from 1934 onwards and established records that were only equalled in the early 80′s by turbocharged F1 cars.
We’ll skip the WW II and Post War periods, I jump all the way to early 80′s when introduced the Quattro four wheel drive and the Audi Quattro, commonly know at the time as Ur-Quattro, a turbocharged coupé that dominated the rally tracks in the 80′s and was the first German car to be produced in large scale featuring permanent all-wheel-drive (Quattro).
In 1985 Auto Union was officially dead and Audi shortened its name to Audi AG. Over the following years Audi introduced less successful models like the Audi 80 and the Audi 90.
Audi’s big break happened in 1994 with the introduction of the Audi A4, a predecessor for the Audi 80, the Audi A4 gain recognition and sales went up which led Audi to develop more powerful and luxurious models like the Audi A6 and A8.
Two years later Audi released what became its most successful model to date, the Audi A3, built in conjunction with the Volkswagen Group using the same platform as the A4, the A3 was initially available only as a 3 door hatchback.
In 2000 Audi revolutionised sports car racing once again with the Audi R8 and dominated the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans, winning 5 of 7 years it competed.
After 20 years of research with diesel engines the results were paid off with another revolutionary racing car the Audi R10 TDI, which again dominated Le Mans’ racing tracks for four consecutive years, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, till it was replaced the new Audi R15 TDI.
All technological advances made by Audi in the racing tracks are used in its models nowadays. With their high fuel efficiency and low emissions the TDI engines are a reference, the petrol engines have high fuel efficiency thanks to Audi’s Valvelift technology, not to mention the Quattro four-wheel-drive and all the other technological advances Audi makes year after year.
Prove to that is the Audi R8 a state of the art sports car that was successful in the racing and in less than 2 years gained respect of sports cars enthusiast form all over the world.
Audi’s success is the reflect of the company’s tagline Vorsprung durch Technik, meaning “Advantage through Technology”.
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Posted by Admin in Cars Related on 01 10th, 2011
| Electric Scooter Parts – Replacing a CDI Module |
8 Jan |
One of the most common of electric scooter parts in need of replacement, the CDI module is as essential to the scooter ignition system as the spark plug. Thought to be an invention of the brilliant Nikola Tesla, the Capacitor Discharge Ignition (CDI) is the standard system used on most of today’s gas-powered motor scooters, as well as on many motorcycles, marine outboards and other small engines. A complete CDI module is made up of a transformer, the charging circuit, the rectifier, a capacitor, and the trigger circuit.
How the CDI Module Works
The transformer first raises the voltage to 400 to 600 volts. Moving along the charging circuit, the electric current charges the capacitor, with the rectifier preventing the capacitor from discharging before the ignition point. Receiving the triggering signal, the trigger circuit stops charging and allows the capacitor to discharge to the low inductance ignition coil. This increases the original 400-600 Volt capacitor discharge to as much as 40 kV at the secondary winding, jumping the spark plug gap, and igniting the gas/air mixture in the cylinder. The charging circuit is then reconnected and resumes charging the capacitor all over again.
AC or DC?
Most current scooters us an alternating current (AC) system; however the popular KYMCO scooter brand uses direct current (DC). As a result, electric scooter parts for KYMCO machines, including the CDI module, can sometimes be difficult to find.
Engine Size
It is always best to match the engine size to the CDI specifications. A CDI module made for a 50cc engine might work on a 100cc, 125cc, or 150cc engine, and some are designed to function over a range of engine sizes. Others however, will only work for a particular engine displacement. Always check the specifications to be sure of getting the correct scooter ignition parts.
2-stroke and 4-stroke Scooter Ignition
The 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines are completely different, and as a result, their engines’ ignition timing is totally different as well. You cannot use a CDI made for a 2-stroker on a 4-stroke scooter. Conversely, you cannot use a 4-stroke scooter’s CDI on a 2-stroke scooter.
Connectors
On many current CDIs, the connectors are integral to the unit’s case, forming a plug that snaps directly on to the scooter’s wiring harness. On other models, the connectors may be located on wires, allowing some leeway on exactly where the module is mounted. The skillful mechanic may shorten or lengthen these wires as necessary. The most common CDI connector style uses two plugs side by side; one 4-pin plug, and a 2-pin plug. These connectors may be square, rectangular, or simple spades.
Note: Photo illustrations of many CDI connectors can be seen at the website listed at the bottom of this article.
Unrestricted or Restricted?
An unrestricted (or racing) CDI provides the current no matter how high the engine RPMs go. As the CDI controls the spark plug, the plug will continue to fire at high RPM. For reasons that should be obvious, these CDI units are made for racing use, and are not very suitable for regular highway use. A restricted CDI module however, will stop firing once a pre-set engine RPM is attained. Without current reaching the spark plug, the engine RPMs slow to below the pre-set limit and only then will the CDI resume providing current to the plug.
When replacing a CDI module, or any other scooter ignition or electric scooter parts, it is always a good idea to reference your owner’s manual. If the manual is lost or otherwise missing, many manufacturers and brands have downloadable manuals available on their websites.
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| Celebrate the Arts with Midtown Atlanta September 25 and 26, 2010 |
8 Jan |
Celebrate the Arts with Midtown Atlanta September 25 and 26, 2010
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) September 20, 2010
Midtown Atlanta is home to the Fabulous Fox Theatre, High Museum of Art, Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Ballet, Center for the Puppetry Arts, Alliance Theatre, 14th Street Playhouse, Peachtree Playhouse, Whole World Improv Theatre, Relapse Comedy Theatre, Margaret Mitchell House, and many more groups dedicated to the arts.
For this reason, the volunteer non-profit organization Midtown Festival of Arts, Inc was created to bring the performing, culinary and visual arts together with the neighborhood.
This event is proudly sponsored by the Atlanta area Audi Dealers, and Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta is excited to be able to bring some of Audi’s most exciting automobiles to midtown to show throughout the festival.
Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta is also excited because their green partner, the Leow’s Hotel in midtown is also taking part in this event as the host of the opening party and Art Auction on September 24th.
“We are excited to be taking part in this community event!” Tracie Dean, General Manager of Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta says, “Atlanta is a well-rounded city, and offers everything from sporting events to the fine arts! We enjoy working with the community to promote Atlanta’s great appeal.”
The Festival will also feature
One-mile, “Midtown Mile” road race
Performance Stages
Juried Artist Market
Culinary Arts
Children’s Activities
Screenings
Street performers
For more information about the Festival, including maps and an event schedule, please visit the Midtown Festival of the Arts website.
Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta is proud to be the only Magna Audi Dealership in Georgia! Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta offers outstanding service and the best deals on new and certified pre-owned Audi cars and SUVs, from the sleek R8 to the clean-diesel luxury SUV the Q7 TDI. To learn more about this Atlanta Audi dealership please visit the Jim Ellis Audi Atlanta website.
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| Audi maintains it isn’t at odds with parent VW over new EV? |
5 Jan |
Filed under: Europe, Hatchback, Audi, Rumormill, Electric
All is apparently well in the house of Volkswagen. According to Automotive News, Audi has come out and refuted reports that the German automaker is butting heads with its parent company. Rumors had cropped up that the two had been locking horns over the creation of the Audi A1 E-tron. Word had it that VW was riled that Audi wanted to craft a range-extended EV with a gasoline rotary engine instead of following the EV plans of the rest of the VW family. Reports had said that Audi wanted a vehicle that would be an alternative to the BMW Mega City car.
Volkswagen wants all of the brands under its watch to use similar platforms for their respective electric vehicle efforts, or at least that’s what The Financial Times Deutschland reported earlier this week. Automotive News, however has reported that Audi says there’s no conflict between the two companies. Volkswagen, meanwhile, was apparently unavailable for comment the story.
Gallery: Audi A1 e-tron concept
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