For anyone that is interested, I still own the car. 6 and a half years old now and 103k miles. The EGR cooler failed at around 90k which would have been £2.2k to have done, but it was fortunately covered under the extended warranty that I purchased. Still one my 2nd set of discs and pads with good life left. Recently changed the front tyres and got 34k out of them (budget tyres approx £85 each) Things seem to be running well overall and still very happy with it
Personally I wouldn’t bother with the Quattro unless you live or travel frequently in an area that gets particularly bad weather. For day to day use the front wheel drive is more than adequate as well as being cheaper to buy and maintain as well as more efficient. That said, it is always nice to have a Quattro if you can justify it 👍
@@davekyno8483 Thanks for detailed and prompt reply! I think the FWD will do me fine (there is a couple of them rite now for a good bargain from 2018 with low mill one of them being fully equipped with almost all extras). Plus the Quattro costs like 5-6 thousand euros more plus as you say it's more expensive to maintain I guess. I also can't find only Quattro with 2.0 TFSI but only Allroad variant which I don't like how they look. I saw one quattro 2.0 tfsi with s-line exterior on youtube which looked SO good. Good video!
I have a A4 TFSI quattro Avant with 252bhp. It sticks like a limpet, goes like stink and does 42mpg on the motorway. Tyre wear is even all round and it's a heck of a car as a package.
I know, i got tied up with work and lost the motivation to do anything else unfortunately. Looking to get a new sports/supercar in the next couple of months though!
Cant believe its taken you so long to buy an auto.Especially with your city driving.You were mentioning the 450 tax if over 40k.Thats only for 1st 5 years of cars life and then its drops to £180 a month.
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For anyone that is interested, I still own the car. 6 and a half years old now and 103k miles.
The EGR cooler failed at around 90k which would have been £2.2k to have done, but it was fortunately covered under the extended warranty that I purchased.
Still one my 2nd set of discs and pads with good life left.
Recently changed the front tyres and got 34k out of them (budget tyres approx £85 each)
Things seem to be running well overall and still very happy with it
Thanks for this honest review, its great to hear from real long term owners rather then people who review cars as a job.
Really helpful video Dave :) Picking up a 19 plate A4 avant black edition 190 PS next week - cant wait!
Cheers mate get my second hand black edition on Wednesday and cant wait
God !!!!! Where have you been since years?!!!!!!! I've been waiting for so so so long ....
A trick : you can watch series on Flixzone. Been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Jaylen Skyler Definitely, I have been watching on flixzone} for months myself :D
Thanks for this honest review
Nice pal, in process of buying an 18 plate
Is the cabin really that isolated and silent? Or is the sedan version which is super silent?
Do you update somewhere else?
If is the S trim the seats half leather at standard no? Not optional
Why is it so noisy in your cabin?
Are you windows open?
the steering wheel is dirty or the leather on it is worn ?
adrian dirty steering wheel unfortunately. I didn’t realise until I starting putting the video together 🤦♂️
@@davekyno8483 better than worn :D
Lessss gooooo
Do you think it's worthed getting the Quattro version or FWD is enough?
Personally I wouldn’t bother with the Quattro unless you live or travel frequently in an area that gets particularly bad weather. For day to day use the front wheel drive is more than adequate as well as being cheaper to buy and maintain as well as more efficient. That said, it is always nice to have a Quattro if you can justify it 👍
@@davekyno8483 Thanks for detailed and prompt reply! I think the FWD will do me fine (there is a couple of them rite now for a good bargain from 2018 with low mill one of them being fully equipped with almost all extras). Plus the Quattro costs like 5-6 thousand euros more plus as you say it's more expensive to maintain I guess. I also can't find only Quattro with 2.0 TFSI but only Allroad variant which I don't like how they look. I saw one quattro 2.0 tfsi with s-line exterior on youtube which looked SO good. Good video!
I have a A4 TFSI quattro Avant with 252bhp. It sticks like a limpet, goes like stink and does 42mpg on the motorway. Tyre wear is even all round and it's a heck of a car as a package.
You didn't update about the v10 Spyder!!!!!!
I know, i got tied up with work and lost the motivation to do anything else unfortunately. Looking to get a new sports/supercar in the next couple of months though!
Dave Kyno what do you do for work?
@@bugggit I was in sales for Audi, but i now work for a supplier of medical imaging equipment.
Dude!! Get to the point.
I gave up on watching
Lmao
Why go PCP and write off all that money of your wages on a car when you can buy one?
Because some people don’t have cash at the hip…..simple really!
Cant believe its taken you so long to buy an auto.Especially with your city driving.You were mentioning the 450 tax if over 40k.Thats only for 1st 5 years of cars life and then its drops to £180 a month.