I love my Audi because of the outstanding build quality and feel of the drive. Absolutely amazing machines and something humans should be proud of creating. I also love German car manufacturers because of their unrivaled attention to detail and also because I'm a bit biased due to my heritage. I also grew up with Audis as my father was the biggest Audi fanatic you'd ever meet, too, so I have quite the loyalty to it. 

For me its just a tool , Audi is nothing special its just a car like any other.

15 hours ago, gokiwi64 said:

For me its just a tool , Audi is nothing special its just a car like any other.

I'm similar, albeit a nicer than some tool (all cars are not the same) and I do look after my tools.

Can't imagine driving anything else. Currently on my 3rd Audi and the build quality is far superior to anything else. I have looked at other manufacturers but they don't get close.  

I've had my A7 for nearly 4 months now and I'm back on the auto trader looking for another 5 series, other than the quattro I preferred my 5 series in every way. 

We love our Audi a3,  2011, 54 thousand on the clock. Big but though, erg valve is clogged and in limp mode,  600 quid to fix it, absolutely gutted. 

I love my Audi because of the outstanding build quality and feel of the drive. Absolutely amazing machines and something humans should be proud of creating.  panorama charter com

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On 6/12/2018 at 4:43 PM, Scott1906 said:

I love my Audi because of the outstanding build quality and feel of the drive. Absolutely amazing machines and something humans should be proud of creating. I also love German car manufacturers because of their unrivaled attention to detail and also because I'm a bit biased due to my heritage. I also grew up with Audis as my father was the biggest Audi fanatic you'd ever meet, too, so I have quite the loyalty to it. 

It's great to hear that you have such a strong connection and appreciation for Audi cars. The quality and craftsmanship that German car manufacturers are known for can definitely be seen in the design and engineering of Audi vehicles. Your father's passion for Audi cars likely played a big role in fostering your love for them as well. It's always special when we have personal connections to the things we love, and it sounds like Audi cars hold a special place in your heart. https://intercarex.by/audi.html

Always loved them, the rs4 really got me hooked when i was a kid. I'm yet to own one but you never know. Currently in an A3 S-Line saloon and love it. The build quality, design and the flat bottomed steering wheel are the 3 main things i love about them.

On 1/12/2024 at 1:33 PM, EskGeo said:

Always loved them, the rs4 really got me hooked when i was a kid. I'm yet to own one but you never know. Currently in an A3 S-Line saloon and love it. The build quality, design and the flat bottomed steering wheel are the 3 main things i love about them.

Flat bottom wheel makes all the difference. 

I would have to say the overall appeal to me. I was drawn to this car firstly by its looks. Then I researched the engine, the dct, the options, it was a lot of things. Then I finally got to see it in person. And hear it. Man....doesn't get any better. The throaty tone of the exhaust. The snappiness of the throttle. And the smile on my face. Thats all that matters

9 hours ago, NDSQ5 said:

I would have to say the overall appeal to me. I was drawn to this car firstly by its looks. Then I researched the engine, the dct, the options, it was a lot of things. Then I finally got to see it in person. And hear it. Man....doesn't get any better. The throaty tone of the exhaust. The snappiness of the throttle. And the smile on my face. Thats all that matters

Glad you're pleased with your sq5 they're lovely cars. Is yours the one in the pic? Is it a black edition? 

Funny you should ask! We're still courting. Only bought it last Thursday, it's behaving quite well "solo" and may be a keeper, but the real test comes on Thursday this week when it's expected to perform in front of my Hymer caravan!!

On 8/12/2025 at 2:29 PM, indoors said:

Funny you should ask! We're still courting. Only bought it last Thursday, it's behaving quite well "solo" and may be a keeper, but the real test comes on Thursday this week when it's expected to perform in front of my Hymer caravan!!

How did it perform towing today? 

3 hours ago, Steve Q said:

How did it perform towing today? 

Hi Steve, very pleased except the auto box could do with tweeking ( seems to dwell in too low a gear too long when accellorating)  My nephew is stage one mapping it next week, so we'll see what he can do to improve it.

20 hours ago, indoors said:

Hi Steve, very pleased except the auto box could do with tweeking ( seems to dwell in too low a gear too long when accellorating)  My nephew is stage one mapping it next week, so we'll see what he can do to improve it.

Great stuff. Please keep us posted on how you get on 

What a difference mapping this 40 tdi makes (190-220 / 400-450) Seems so much smoother and the power increase really is noticable. I'm looking forward to towing down through France next week, I'll probably seek what it's capable of driven" incorrectly " and correctly, hoping it is more efficient.!!

This is my first Audi and I got it 011225 so not had it long. I did do a lot of research with AI then checked it again myself and it suggested an Audi Avant. Price and milage got me this - what I like is the lack of noise (compared to my Tig) and the smooth acceleration where 70mph seems effortless. My wife likes the heated seats and boot size. It’s lower than the Tig so I have to sort of fold myself. So far I am really pleased with it. 

On 12/8/2025 at 8:08 AM, Woodingdean said:

This is my first Audi and I got it 011225 so not had it long. I did do a lot of research with AI then checked it again myself and it suggested an Audi Avant. Price and milage got me this - what I like is the lack of noise (compared to my Tig) and the smooth acceleration where 70mph seems effortless. My wife likes the heated seats and boot size. It’s lower than the Tig so I have to sort of fold myself. So far I am really pleased with it. 

Glad you're pleased with it 😊 

I know why I love mine. For one, it's a darn good looking vehicle, which makes me proud to drive it. I've always liked a vehicle with style and comfort. I'm not a speed driver. I like 'em low and slow. But the Audi gives you both. When the traffic is heavy, you've got the power to jump right in those tight spaces when entering the freeway. I live in a mountainous area with steep and winding roads. My Audi purrs up and down without effort. We also live a considerable distance from the Airport. When visitors fly in, the third row seats give us plenty of room for the ride along's and the visitors, without feeling like sardines. Plenty of gadget plug ins, Personal comfort controls and sun shades, my cup of tea. Cruse control, power seats with climate control. I've worked hard all my life and struggled with less than dependable vehicles. I deserve this and I am humbly grateful to have it.