Our new ride. Or at least, newer then usual

1995,full options, 2 owners before us.
2.6 V6 and automatic....sorry about that.  



And don't worry, I still have the Cinquecento Sporting.

I swear, the US gets different Audis than the rest of the world. Ours are all broken down, rusted, and not worth enough to keep on the road.
Its weird to see one of that vintage is such nice shape.

That's because Audis are built to perform at the pinnacle of engineering precision--as long as they remain in Northern/Central Europe. As soon as you get as far as Luxembourg, it's all over.

Turbojett wrote:That's because Audis are built to perform at the pinnacle of engineering precision--as long as they remain in Northern/Central Europe. As soon as you get as far as Luxembourg, it's all over.

Hence the phrase, built like a tank. A German tank.

That's a mighty fine car. Congrats!

It is a two owner car, where the first owner was a old lady (1921) in Germany, and the next one a Dutch older guy who imported it in 2005, and after that spend a lot of money on maintaining it.
Great find, and a great driving car.

There are a couple of those that run around here. In the era of bland looking Audi, this was actually a good looking car.

Nice car Pete. Youre lucky its not a US audi.