I was thinking about that too. I tried A4 b8.5 2.0TDI 120HP, and B5 is much more fun and feels better to drive. Only good side is noise isolation on newer one, all the rest is much better in the old b5 ;). A4 became so heavy and different. Now, A3 sedan might be good replacement, but it does not have "real" quattro like B5. I will try it. I have 1995. Audi A4 B5 Quattro 1.8T (basic 1bar tune), still going good, love it.
If you meant by masking old cars new, same looks but new everything else plus more modern equipment, I FULLY agree. The 90's in particular have the most appealing cars to me at least.
Almost 22 years here, December 1995 :), paint and body of this car is amazing. No rust at all anywhere.I had Audi 80 before it, it was well done too. Not sure about b6/b7.
This model has aged very well. You don't see many about now but when you do they are normally still quite smart looking with good paint, no rust and decent interiors. Perhaps not a sporty car, but definitely a quality car. I would have one, it's just a shame about the image problem Audi has nowadays. Back then they were both classy and relatively exclusive. A far cry from today!
3:14 I was expecting a cut or transition, you were expecting a cut or transition, Richard was expecting a cut or transition. Editors said, 'Naw, we good'
For sure. The B6 follows a new architecture in making the body.. It feels much less tough. The suspension is very similar though with the addition of multilink in the rear across all models. (with B5, only the Quattro).
The same with the 1994 Audi a4!! They have a look , see inside , see how it drives , and they think this must be 2005-2010! The design, build, performance, quality, value of the car is truly timeless
My old Ford Escape was literally falling apart. I got 6 good years out of my 2005 with 427K on it. I ended up buying a 1999 Audi A4 because it was close to me, it was cheap and it is.a Quattro. I live in Canada, so I wanted AWD. The bonuses are that it's a 5 speed manual and it has every option that I'd want...or didn't know I'd want. The Bose stereo system sounds great, steering is very responsive, it shifts great, handles great. Fold down back seats. It's like an SUV but in a sedan. My only complaint is that it's difficult to get in to or out of. She lays low to the ground. Overall, no complaints, and the V6 has plenty of pep. She's a bit of a sleeper, in my opinion, and it's my first European built car.
Still a great timeless design. I think the 1.8T is the best and easiest to work on. Also many aftermarket performance parts you can get to give you all the HP you need.
bought a 99 1.8t avant love it only down side if you get the fwd when you try n pull away quickly at lights or exploit a gap it spins the wheels when the turbo wakes up
I've bought exactly same version 3 months ago and yeah ... i've got identical thoughts about this car as you. it's great, well made and supergliny cheep for maintenance for a 18 y.o car.
I quite like the B5 but I can't find a face-lift model with quattro and a 1.8T or 2.8. Most of them are poverty spec without leather, cruise control, DIN, bose audio and so on. The few cars that have all of the desirable options are holding their value very well.
What do you consider “holding there value”? I have a 01 A4q 2.8l silver/black leather FULLY loaded 160k miles interior is mint still have the emergence kit in the back arm rest and the all weather (vinyl) pass-though bag looks like I was the first one to open it when I was checking it out!.. A few small dings/scratches on the paint but super nice. One owner tell 2017 then he gave it to his sister and that’s when the ding’s/scratches came from I believe.. I only had it a cold months but really like it.. I got a it for a decent price but hard to know what they are worth..
Joe Barbaro What do you consider “holding there value”? I have a 01 A4q 2.8l silver/black leather FULLY loaded 160k miles interior is mint still have the emergence kit in the back arm rest and the all weather (vinyl) pass-though bag looks like I was the first one to open it when I was checking it out!.. A few small dings/scratches on the paint but super nice. One owner tell 2017 then he gave it to his sister and that’s when the ding’s/scratches came from I believe.. I only had it a cold months but really like it.. I got a it for a decent price but hard to know what they are worth..
would like to have an input from you guys. found a 2001 A4 1.8t quattro with 153k miles. the passenger side air bag light is on, windows in the rear does't work, and remote does not work. this is the issues. he wants 1800$ since the car been on the market for too long. should i go for it ?
I just bought a 1999 quattro two weeks ago with 231k miles. The only issue it had (after I bought it) was the transfer case axle bolts broke off. Other than that, everything was good. Ask if the owner how much has been replaced; spark plugs, radiator, fuel pump, water pump, shocks, even the motor. The remote isn't an issue if you don't care, if you do then skip out on the car (mine doesn't work either). I'd talk him down to 15 or 1600, but the mileage isn't bad for that old of a car so if he doesn't budge, it's understandable. Just show him that you've got 1500 and you're ready to take it then and there. Long story short, go for it. Just be prepared for German car maintenance stuff.
00-01 , look for rust under and on the fenders. The universal joints both front and back is also a weak point, make sure no noises come from there. Make sure it has been served properly and it will run forever!
Great cars just simple looking and good high quality made cars, now days audi is just making boring and ugly looking cars with stuck on screens and ugly designs with big grills that look like they are going to eat you alive, just disgusting now days, wish they make these cars again.
1999 I was working in car wash one day. a customer. come to shop. he was. very happy..he. said. to me. ( O my god) I am so happy.I feel. good. this car. is. amazing. audi. 99. I wash. for. him. he. give. me. $ 25. Canadain
i wish car companies would make new old cars so you could buy a brand new b5 from the factory
Charles Walliburton yeah i have an 01 a4 2.8 with quattro its amazing in the snow! Fun little car
I got the 1.9 tdi, only rwd tho
+shane flanagan im thinking about getting this 04 2.8l
I was thinking about that too. I tried A4 b8.5 2.0TDI 120HP, and B5 is much more fun and feels better to drive. Only good side is noise isolation on newer one, all the rest is much better in the old b5 ;). A4 became so heavy and different.
Now, A3 sedan might be good replacement, but it does not have "real" quattro like B5. I will try it.
I have 1995. Audi A4 B5 Quattro 1.8T (basic 1bar tune), still going good, love it.
If you meant by masking old cars new, same looks but new everything else plus more modern equipment, I FULLY agree. The 90's in particular have the most appealing cars to me at least.
I've owned over 25 vehicles- something special about my 2000 A4. My favorite car I've ever owned.
Have had many Audi cars. 2000/03 TT, 98/02/02 A4, 99 A8, 2000 A8L, 01 S8 and now getting another 99 A4.
@@DaytonCarCare sheesh let me have a car 😆 jokes aside
Such a timeless design..
+eggbirdtherooster You could drive that today and people would have a hard time believing it is a 17 year old car.
+Briggie mine is 20 year old and people still dont believe....They think its around 10 years old hahahah
B6 and E46
Almost 22 years here, December 1995 :), paint and body of this car is amazing. No rust at all anywhere.I had Audi 80 before it, it was well done too. Not sure about b6/b7.
If you could tell this young Hammond all the things he would be going to do in the following 20 years...He would say you're utterly insane.
This model has aged very well. You don't see many about now but when you do they are normally still quite smart looking with good paint, no rust and decent interiors. Perhaps not a sporty car, but definitely a quality car. I would have one, it's just a shame about the image problem Audi has nowadays. Back then they were both classy and relatively exclusive. A far cry from today!
3:14
I was expecting a cut or transition, you were expecting a cut or transition, Richard was expecting a cut or transition.
Editors said, 'Naw, we good'
Hahahahaha bored editors not like top gear or the mew grand tour
I still drive this beauty, same colour and everything 🤩 where my oldskool Audi boys at 😎
Just got one today for my first car
got one but the engine blew up. 1.8 92kw
Buying mine tomorrow
Got mine already
In my opinion this was better built and overall quality than the later B6 generation
For sure. The B6 follows a new architecture in making the body.. It feels much less tough. The suspension is very similar though with the addition of multilink in the rear across all models. (with B5, only the Quattro).
To this very day (2019)
"Wow that's a nice Audi what year is it? 2008? 2012?"
Try 98 pal. Thanks!
The same with the 1994 Audi a4!!
They have a look , see inside , see how it drives , and they think this must be 2005-2010!
The design, build, performance, quality, value of the car is truly timeless
Audi from 2001 is expensive vw
My old Ford Escape was literally falling apart.
I got 6 good years out of my 2005 with 427K on it.
I ended up buying a 1999 Audi A4 because it was close to me, it was cheap and it is.a Quattro. I live in Canada, so I wanted AWD.
The bonuses are that it's a 5 speed manual and it has every option that I'd want...or didn't know I'd want. The Bose stereo system sounds great, steering is very responsive, it shifts great, handles great. Fold down back seats. It's like an SUV but in a sedan.
My only complaint is that it's difficult to get in to or out of. She lays low to the ground.
Overall, no complaints, and the V6 has plenty of pep. She's a bit of a sleeper, in my opinion, and it's my first European built car.
Driving a silver car on a rainy day. I like that.
Just bought mine.. Loving it
I believe this young man has a future!
Thinking of buying this as my first car
Flipperman.TheTruth I've just done so
That's a good choice !! Let us know if you did/will
My best friend has it for over than 20 years great car I really like it
I had once such audi 1.9 tdi, I can safely state that I'd have the best car
kris07able sounds awful
1:06 exact same car driving past haha
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" in German. That was the highlight of this whole video lmao 😂
Kevin Palmer he says Vorsprung durch Technik what means lead by technology
i search one of them in a very good quality i hope i can find one of them soon i really love this car !!!
1:48 driving on the wrong side of the road ^^
+Thomas Leerriem yesss!
Omg lol
Where did he put the umbrella? 😃
Still a great timeless design. I think the 1.8T is the best and easiest to work on. Also many aftermarket performance parts you can get to give you all the HP you need.
Really nice Audi from segment D but I prefer his brothers the Passat B5 and Toledo 1M
bought a 99 1.8t avant love it only down side if you get the fwd when you try n pull away quickly at lights or exploit a gap it spins the wheels when the turbo wakes up
I've bought exactly same version 3 months ago and yeah ... i've got identical thoughts about this car as you. it's great, well made and supergliny cheep for maintenance for a 18 y.o car.
you can say you done it on purpose to impress ladies
STILLLL doing b5 things in 2023! Have a 1.8t manual avant, i have a 1.8t sedan and a 4.2 v8 swapped b5 sedan 🤟🤟🤟🤟
Had mine, over 17 Years,. :) 84K On the clock. Dad thanks mate..:)
thank you. Mr. Richard good job
I quite like the B5 but I can't find a face-lift model with quattro and a 1.8T or 2.8. Most of them are poverty spec without leather, cruise control, DIN, bose audio and so on. The few cars that have all of the desirable options are holding their value very well.
What do you consider “holding there value”?
I have a 01 A4q 2.8l silver/black leather FULLY loaded 160k miles interior is mint still have the emergence kit in the back arm rest and the all weather (vinyl) pass-though bag looks like I was the first one to open it when I was checking it out!.. A few small dings/scratches on the paint but super nice. One owner tell 2017 then he gave it to his sister and that’s when the ding’s/scratches came from I believe..
I only had it a cold months but really like it.. I got a it for a decent price but hard to know what they are worth..
Joe Barbaro What do you consider “holding there value”?
I have a 01 A4q 2.8l silver/black leather FULLY loaded 160k miles interior is mint still have the emergence kit in the back arm rest and the all weather (vinyl) pass-though bag looks like I was the first one to open it when I was checking it out!.. A few small dings/scratches on the paint but super nice. One owner tell 2017 then he gave it to his sister and that’s when the ding’s/scratches came from I believe..
I only had it a cold months but really like it.. I got a it for a decent price but hard to know what they are worth..
would like to have an input from you guys. found a 2001 A4 1.8t quattro with 153k miles.
the passenger side air bag light is on, windows in the rear does't work, and remote does not work. this is the issues. he wants 1800$ since the car been on the market for too long.
should i go for it ?
I just bought a 1999 quattro two weeks ago with 231k miles. The only issue it had (after I bought it) was the transfer case axle bolts broke off. Other than that, everything was good. Ask if the owner how much has been replaced; spark plugs, radiator, fuel pump, water pump, shocks, even the motor. The remote isn't an issue if you don't care, if you do then skip out on the car (mine doesn't work either). I'd talk him down to 15 or 1600, but the mileage isn't bad for that old of a car so if he doesn't budge, it's understandable. Just show him that you've got 1500 and you're ready to take it then and there.
Long story short, go for it. Just be prepared for German car maintenance stuff.
GO FOR IT.... IT'S A BARGAIN AND A HAlF!
out of the 98-01 models for the 1.8t ..witch year would be the best pick ?
does not matter lol. buy the better looking one
00-01 , look for rust under and on the fenders. The universal joints both front and back is also a weak point, make sure no noises come from there. Make sure it has been served properly and it will run forever!
1999 Millennial car. Start of a New Era
1999 Millennial car. Start of a New Era
Very nice car
the b6 a4 S line had crazy hard suspension but my b5.5 passat is so soft
Why cant they remake these cars?
2:05 is price 70 000 or
17 000 ?
+play50 gamer 17500 £
use some bloody logic, of course it's 17,000. how on Earth an A4 would cost that much? 70.000 is more like A7 category.
+play50 gamer 17.5
Big like
Funny how far forward Hammond had the seat when he first got in.
The Audi A5 and S4 are the best Audi cars besides the R8.
Great cars just simple looking and good high quality made cars, now days audi is just making boring and ugly looking cars with stuck on screens and ugly designs with big grills that look like they are going to eat you alive, just disgusting now days, wish they make these cars again.
***** : Do you have a video on the Volvo S40/V40 T4?
I own one and i'm thinking of change it for a B6.
but dont get for the earlier 2000-2003 models especially with the 2.0l they not crafted very well get an early 2004 with the 1.8T or 3.0 V6
I've had a B6 1.8T and got rid of it for my current B5 1.8T, best decision!
posh hammond
👏
Not too fast car such BMW. So suitable to english hamsters.
1999 I was working in car wash one day. a customer. come to shop. he was. very happy..he. said. to me. ( O my god) I am so happy.I feel. good. this car. is. amazing. audi. 99. I wash. for. him. he. give. me. $ 25. Canadain
Karim Sadouni Motor Aries a weir en mercy is the
Motor en Merced ca
I really hate silver cars
+Kcuf elgoog WHYYY THE BEST!
How mutch price right. Now
Oh and btw prefacelift>facelift 😴😴😴😴
Hammond is so short
+jagenigma He is an excellent driver though.
Autowill 1:45
Hes fkg rich!