Audi A4 1.8 T

Exterior: Not much to say here. It's a nice looking car. Smooth lines, tasteful badging, and a lot less common on the road than the 3-Series. Interior: This car has one of the most beautiful interiors I have ever seen. The leather is gorgeous, the wood trim elegant, and everything was shaped very well. The gadgetry was a mixed bag. I liked the way to sunroof operated: There is a dial by the map lights that controls it. Turn the dial 180 degrees, the sunroof opens all the way (you don't have to hold a button down for once... I'm surprised no one has thought of this sooner). Turn it 90 degrees, it opens halfway, etc. You can also ...  Read the complete review

Well, time for a new car since my Bora has covered over 40k in the last 12 months and the value is dropping like a brick. For some strange reason, my firm limits the choice of car based on engine size and not price (within reason), so I'd been told I could upgrade my 1.6 to a 2.0. A few of my colleagues have the 1.9 BMW 318i, which I'd had a bit of a play about in. I was reasonably impressed, more so with the rear wheel drive, making it a "proper" car and have owned Bimmers in the past. The first thing that struck me was that they'd lost the sporting feel somewhat and seemed to be aimed at the older driver, that and the fact there's so many of ...  Read the complete review

The Audi A4 T Sport truly is a fantastic vehicle. The Audi A4 looks very sleek, very sporty and very solid. The small headlamps and large grille give the front a slight aggressive look, while the rear is tight and compact. My uncle has been delighted with his A4 for the 2 and 1/2 years he has had it and it has never let him down. Through about 25,000 miles, he has never broken down or anything like that. The brakes are pretty solid, even if their abruptness takes some getting used to. The slick gearshift makes you want to swap cogs just for the fun of it, the brakes have that reassuring Germanic efficiency while the well-sorted suspension handles bends ...  Read the complete review

Quattro is Audi's system which continuously provides power to all four wheels to side to ensure the best grip of the road. Technical advancements in the unique four-link front suspension of the A4 requires less vertical clearance than the previous layout that used coil spring/shock absorber struts, thus helps the hood/fender lines. The use of a carefully packaged V6 under the hood also ...  Read the complete review