if you live anywhere in the northeast or in places that get snow (or rain for that matter) you need quattro and it is a crime to have a FWD Audi in New England.

If you live in Florida or a place like that, and only do normal driving, not hard driving (cornering hard/fast or autocross) then get a FWD car and enjoy the higher mpg, but dont expect it to stick as well in the rain and other conditions.

 

Once you punch the gas through a corner in with AWD and feel the difference, you'll most likely not be interested in FWD anymore. RWD is a lot of fun, too, but AWD feels much more controlled and stable.

 

test drives are available for a reason... use that to your advantage

 

OK, can i test drive your S4, i wanna see what that V8 feels like in an A4 compared to a 1.8t or 3.0

 

and i wanna tt with a 3.0

i hope santa sees this

 

lol... you live in socal?

 

whats the difference between the subaru and audi and other makes awd system....i know audi is all mechanical...what about the subarus???

 

Subarus 4wdis Ghetto lol jk, the advantage of an audi's 4wd is technically its traction control system, wich sends the power to the wheels that need it and not to the ones that dont, this helps alot when turning hard and accelerating in the rain,(trust me) suburus ibelieve donteven haveany sort of traction control, at least on theirwrx models,( i think and i could be wrong)

 

i also like to drive in the snow easily

 

Overall, Quattro is Man's Car

Take limit on ramp with a confidence, and feel the champ stability.