Got these photos in my mailbox a couple days ago — it’s a brand new Audi TT (white, S-line detailing, slightly tuned), and even though I’m a HUGE HUGE fan of the Audi TT (I drive one myself, remember?); I’m not sure these rims look too classy on the car…
Still, well worth an entry on Audi Talk:
We all know that insurance is expensive especially if you have an Audi, but there are some things you can do to change this. So here are some special pointers for Audi car insurance. You should always look at the overall cost of the car insurance. Several companies will charge you extra for paying month by month rather than the 6 month premium. 
So if you can pay up front for the full year or six months you could easily save a couple hundred dollars. Another huge thing that you should do is to use a price comparison site that will allow you to compare multiple insurance companies at once. A lot of the times companies will offer you a discount of at least 10% for buying online. Not enough people take advantage of the technology that we have.
There are a few more special pointers for Audi car insurance. Before buying a new car you can ask various car insurance companies to explain all the possible factors of that vehicles insurance cost. These can range from the probability of it getting stolen to horsepower. Also when the time comes to get your insurance renewed try reapplying with your same insurance company because it’s a probability they will give you a less costly quote since you’ve been with them.
Audi adds to their lineup of cars a diesel-mobilized unit of Q7 3.0 TDI. A breakthrough to date since the crossover Audi has is powered by gas—the major difference among the two releases.
But common notions dictate that Americans are so used to gasoline. The challenge for Audi now is with the buying market, will they prefer diesel?
Audi and alternative car fuels have become a trend of its own. With Audi venturing out and trying several new fuel types to try to give consumers what they want and stay ahead of their competition.
Through research Audi and alternative car fuels are on a huge advancement trend. One fuel that Audi has explored is Ethanol or E 85. E 85 Contains 85% of ethanol and 15% of gasoline. They have developed a concept for ethanol that they could employ right away in all their markets. Another route that Audi has looked into is compressed natural gas or CNG. Audi has also been testing the concept of CNG with its new generation of A4 and A5 cars.
Audi’s Racing Heritage goes back a long way. The Audi Quattro is a legendary car that has won many rally championships. The Quattro is based off an all wheel drive platform surprisingly. Audi was heavily criticized for using an all wheel drive system once the rally regulations started allowing them. When that time came it was the jackpot for Audi.
When looking at the Audi’s Racing Heritage it’s important to understand the Quattro as it has had a huge impact on it. No one was expecting the Quattro to go very far. However, it won its debut race and silenced all the doubters. That car also dominated the rally racing sport for another two years after that. Following the racing success of the Quattro, Audi found itself buried in excess orders of a car that was supposed to be a failure.
This Audi Q7 V12 TDI is a KILLER. A STONE COLD KILLER.
First presented in the US at the Detroit Motor Show in 2007, I’ve been looking at this beauty ever since… Audi claims more power output with lower fuel consumption than any of the gasoline versions currently heading sales in the US thanks to this Diesel engine producing 500 horsepower.
The looks… THE LOOKS… It’s by far the best looking Audi ever built (okay, maybe there’s an R8, … tough one ;)).
Enjoy these spectacular pics.
So you are the proud owner of an Audi care and are looking for Audi alternative car fuels? There are many others like you who too own Audi cars and they too are on the lookout for Audi alternative car fuels but how many people there actually know what are these Audi alternative car fuels that everyone is talking about nowadays?
One needs to know that the stocks of fuels like petrol and diesel that we are accustomed t use for running our vehicles are not going to last much longer. Their stocks are being depleted day by day and soon a time will come when not even a single drop be left anywhere in the world. Before that doomsday approaches, would it not be better if we tried to use Audi alternative car fuels?
I like my Audi S6′es but I’m not so sure I like them in the hands of the fuzzy muff. I mean when I’m speeding my Audi TT I’m not looking forward to a chase by an Audi S6 Police Car. Seriously, that’s NOT a fair race. 
Anyway — Kuwait didn’t end up using these, they were just road-testing… OOOF.
Source: Cop Car Land
I guess even Audi R8 drivers like a Laté every once in a while — good for them!
Photo’s thanks to wysiwip.
I’m not so sure. The Audi O is supposed to be a clever thing, with a clever name. According to the designer, Czech Ondrej Jirec, the futuristic Audi O “was designed to fuse a powerful and innovative audio system with a stylish and sporty four-seat hatchback”. Get it? Audi O? Audio? Waw I hope that’s going to cost him — I wonder what Jeremy Clarkson would think of this kind of hip namegiving business.
Anyway, obviously the design is intriguing and powerful with slick lines and iPod-style details.
Alternative Car Fuel freaks can be happy too — it’s designed to be a low-sound Hybrid to make sure passengers can enjoy their Drum ‘n Bass without any background noise…
Audi O Concept Car
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