TheShreddinHand
Uber Stringer
Nice A4! I was choosing between a 17 A4 vs 15 S4 and ultimately went with the S last year but loved the A that I drove.
Thanks!Nice A4! I was choosing between a 17 A4 vs 15 S4 and ultimately went with the S last year but loved the A that I drove.
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Thanks!
I bet the S drives super nicely. I didn’t even want to test drive it because I knew I’d be spending the extra money! Haha. I got the A4 as a certified pre owned, so I saved a bunch there too. Only had 4K miles.
On a Audi that's like a 1600$ saving.So I have three free maintenance visits!
Winning!Yup, I was looking CPO too. Best way to go. I got a pleasant surprise when I called for an oil change and found out the previous owner prepaid maintenance on mine till 45k. So I have three free maintenance visits!
Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio would be worth a test drive
It’s definitely interesting, I just don’t entirely want to own another Italian car anytime soon unless it’s secretly made by Germans haha.
I have heard the newer Alfa’s have had reliability issues, also the Stelvio is a generation behind on tech compared to Audi and BMW.
Maybe I’ll see if I can test one out.
That’s the goal eventually, if I’m lucky enough to have a couple good years where the businesses grow well, but as it stands I can’t afford an Urus AND a Performante, my practical car will need to be a lot more reasonable haha!
Yup, Jeff and I spoke at length about cars, that's his real background and passion, I think he sort of fell into the guitar thing.
So guys I had the R8 in the shop recently and they gave me a Q7, and I have to say I was pretty blown away by that car. I don't generally like SUV's or big cars in general, but man having a car that rides like that, where you don't have to dodge or sweat potholes (like the ones you tend to find in Dallas) was actually really nice. And despite it being big, it was peppy and felt nimble, didn't have crazy body roll or feel like I was driving a boat. Also the latest Audi tech (and luxury brand tech in general right now) is kinda awesome.
It got me thinking, maybe I should go more practical with my daily, and then that would justify going more extreme with the fun car. Maybe this will be my excuse to go Performante next year hehe!
The Q7 is too big for me, so I test drove the Q5 and SQ5, and really liked those, but it looks like the new X3 M40i is getting really good, and arguably better reviews, so I'll try that out. I think having the space and practicality as well as the comfortable ride of a nice SUV would be sweet, but ideally it would still be a nice car to drive, maybe even a little fun.
So on my list right now I have the SQ5 and X3 M40i, is there anything else I should look at in the fun and practical and kinda quick SUV market? I'm excluding the Porsche Macan and Mercedes GLC because both of those are a generation behind tech wise, and are going to be refreshed soon, and given the nature of these cars I'd likely get something lightly preowned, so it would be a while before I could snag either.
Any ideas or suggestions?
I see. Get the Performante. There is something to be said for owning your "dream car" when you still have a dream car. Most people do not get the opportunity to own their dream car so when someone does get the opportunity, I say live life! At worst, you may have to sell a few more pairs of Select Difficulty Woven Socks. Post pics.
Appreciate the mini review on the Q7. It's on the radar in a few years for the wife.
It's in a totally different segment, but from a horsepower to interior volume ratio, the Texas-worthy Trackhawk has to be a blast with all that HP