2006 Audi A4 i Grand Touring 4dr Sedan 2.0T Manual
Trim Info:
24 mpg city / 32 mpg hwy
Estimated Mileage
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User Reviews
Cons: Limited rear seat room. A few minor ergonomic slips.
The Bottom Line: A sporty and economical all....
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Cons: Throttle tip-in, but not a problem once you get acclimated to the car.
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Cons: Expensive. More autobahn than autocross.
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Cons: ACTUAL quality - squeaks & rattles, road noise, engine noise.
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Cons: Had to be fixed right away, unusual steering, hard to control initial acceleration.
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Cons: Way overpriced. Avoid the automatic transmission. Poor fuel economy for a 4 cylinder engine.
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Cons: Hesitant transmission, engine noise sounds cheap, auto is not as fun as the manual.
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