Audi Q5 Commercial – Man vs. Machine
This time the machine emerged victorious right on “Cue”…5… What’s your interpretation of this latest Audi Q5 commercial? Go here to read the rest: Audi Q5 Commercial – Man vs. Machine
Audi at the 2010 L.A. Auto Show: Thoughts, Video, and Photos
We weren’t able to make to L.A.’s Auto Show this weekend, but here are links to other auto writers/bloggers who were there: EuroTurner : Audi introduces quattro concept, A7 and R8GT at LA Auto Show Josh of QuattroWorld : Gallery: Audi at the L.A. Auto Show egmCarTech : 2010 LA: 2011 Audi A7 makes stateside debut Auto Spies : 2010 LA AUTO SHOW: Check Out The Audi R8 GT In DETAIL Here is a video of Stefan Sielaff, head of Audi design, discussing the key features of the R8 GT and the A7 at the show… More:  Audi at the 2010 L.A. Auto Show: Thoughts, Video, and Photos
Is America Really Ready for Audi Diesel Cars?
2010 Audi A3 TDI There was some talk of Audi bringing a diesel version of every model to the U.S., but according to this article at The New York Times (” Audi Hedges on New Models “), it’s not necessarily true. Audi of America’s president, Johan de Nysschen, is quoted as saying, “We’re considering the A1, but the U.S. luxury car buyer is not ready for compact luxury…When lighter, smaller vehicles become the norm, it’s a possibility.” Well, that may take years and years because most Americans love everything BIG. The cost of gas is rising and people would much rather fill up their gas-guzzlers than go small and save a ton of money.  It would be great if Audi was the car company that could knock some sense into the American public. Why not create a commercial educating us about the benefits of buying a smaller, luxury car? Current Audi diesel products sold in the U.S. include the A3 and the Q7 ( read our review the Q7 here ). Sidenote:  If you’re wondering how Audi’s smaller vehicles stacks up against other luxury car brands in terms of sales (October 2010), check out the graph over at the Good Car Bad Car blog . See the rest here:  Is America Really Ready for Audi Diesel Cars?
Photo Gallery: Dodge Challenger At The 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show
There weren’t many Challengers at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show, but I snapped a few shots of the two Challengers–one a 2010, one a 2011–that were on the floor. I know there are only four pics there, but they offer an early glimpse at the SE and one last look at the outgoing 2010 Challenger. Take a peek at the gallery above for a view of the… Go here to see the original:  Photo Gallery: Dodge Challenger At The 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show
First Drive: 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392
I had the chance to drive a few laps at California’s Infineon Raceway in the new 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 last week, and while this report will be short (My drive was limited to just a few hot laps), I’ll do my best to make it informative. We’ve already published the details on the 470-horsepower Challenger, so I won’t spend too much time… View original post here:  First Drive: 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392
Audi Snapshot: Best Ever October U.S.Sales
Our beloved Audi continues to gain ground and is on pace to set an all-time sales record in 2010. Here are some of the highlights: October marks seventh record-breaking month of year and three consecutive months of record-setting achievements for the brand October 2010 new sales of 8,128 vehicles surpasses previous October record set in 2008 with 7,443 Audi vehicles sold; Audi A3, Q5 sales jump significantly. Certified Pre-Owned sales of 2,400 vehicles marks the best October for Audi CPO in the last six years, since 2004. Here’s a chart with a breakdown of sales per model: What’s interesting to note is that Audi A3 sales jumped 144.9% from the previous year as more people are embracing TDI clean diesel. The U.S. isn’t the only place that Audi continues to grow. According to an article posted at German Car Scene last month, Audi sales are surging in Germany and other countries as well. See the original post here:  Audi Snapshot: Best Ever October U.S.Sales
2011 Dodge Challenger Pricing Released
We’ve already brought you news about the 2011 Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 and the 2011 Dodge Challenger V-6, and now we know how much each model will set you back. If you want the Challenger looks but don’t need the honkin’ V-8, you can pick up a 305-horsepower V-6 SE for a base price of $24,670, and an available Rallye Package adds $2,000 to that… See more here:  2011 Dodge Challenger Pricing Released