Caporegime
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You sure its a 4.2 V8, it might be around 20% smaller than Audi's stated figures 

You sure its a 4.2 V8, it might be around 20% smaller than Audi's stated figures![]()
You sure its a 4.2 V8, it might be around 20% smaller than Audi's stated figures![]()
Have you not got a coil pack to change?![]()
Can I join your petrol club please? It's only 6 cylinders and 2 litres, but it is pre-cat and ridiculously inefficient.
That sounds acceptable to me. Im guessing they wouldnt allow it to be built and sold on a new car today then due to emmisions regs?
I can feel the ice caps melting around us![]()
Amen! I used to hammer my old 1.9 berlingo down the backroads near me, It actualy reminded me of my old saxo vtr... well the bit where you can drive everywhere absolutely flat out and still not break any laws lol
I now have a 1.6hdi Expert (about 80bhp in a transit sized van) loaded with heavy stuff and is monumentaly slow but those 225 tires give some serious grip!!
Work vans for the win!!
Drive a 1.8T A5 (Petrol) and you'll see why![]()
[TW]Fox;17353819 said:Plenty of nice petrol Audis over here. Can't remember the last time the tedious hum of a 4 cylinder diesel engine polluted the air![]()
The problem is with their larger engines for me (2.0TDI vs 2.0TFSI petrol wins all day long). I'm considering a A6 as my next car but the choice may come down to the 3.0TDI or the 3.2 V6, it's REALLY hard to ignore the diesel as it's such a good engine and 90% of the time it will be the right choice as you don't cane it everywhere. Although even then the A6 is hardly agile and sporty so is it worth the extra cost?
(Yes I know they now do a 3.0TFSI but that's only been released recently so out of my price range, would pick that in a heartbeat though if I could).
What are the servicing costs of the 3.0TDi vs the 3.2 V6? Obviously I kow the tax and consumption of them both but don't know the servicing prices.