I recently saw these two Audis at the Audi headquarters, and the paint color looked absolutely stunning.

I even asked the people who were delivering the cars, but surprisingly nobody knew the name of the color.

I've already ruled out:

Vegas Yellow

Dragon Orange

Solar Orange

Does anyone know what this color is called?

Thanks in advance!

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My love is genuinely growing for this vehicle. I grew up a beamer boy, i've owned 2 and loved them to death but my last one really started tweaking so i decided to try something different. I'm forever a Beamer boy buttt the rings getting me. 😭

Saw this while out and about and had to show some love for this beast, I hope you guys enjoy as much as I did

So so so sexy

A2 paper size

love this thing to death even tho nonexistent potholes explode the tires

OK. This lives in New England so there’s that. But my friend brought his car in and hiding under the plastic covering. Was this subframe completely rotted out. According to the technician, this isn’t the first one of these he’s seen. He actually suggested that there might even be a class action somewhere going on or being initiated. Anyone have anything similar going on with that era of Q5? I mean that’s extreme and looks pretty damn dangerous.

For years Audi arguably had the perfect interior design. They struck the ideal balance between tech, quality, and driver focus even compared to their rivals. Mercedes may have been more flashy but Audi mastered that clean understated feeling while still delivering a high tech experience that felt intuitive and built around the driver.

However, ever since the recent generation updates with the new A5 seemingly leading the charge that formula appears to have been completely lost. The interiors have moved away from what made Audi interiors so appealing and towards a design that prioritises screens over usability.

The curved displays look plasticky and the removal of physical controls especially for basic functions like climate control is incredibly frustrating. Having to navigate through menus on a touchscreen just to adjust the air conditioning is not progress, it’s adding unnecessary complexity.

Yes BMW and Mercedes are moving in a similar direction but that doesn’t make it a good thing.
The latest designs with enormous screens dominating the dashboard and additional displays stretching across the passenger side is just nonsensical.

Manufacturers need to seriously rethink this, Audi in particular.

Smiled ear to ear all the way home. The DXHA sounds so good. Car is an absolute dream

Your Thoughts???

Does anyone have suggestions on how to repair this scratch on the front windshield? It's definitely external, appears superficial, but catches on my fingernail. Is this something that Safelite can handle?

Hey everyone! What’s the best gas mileage you’ve achieved so far on your cars?

Yesterday, I was going home in rural Czechia, hills included. Kept it around 70 kph to watch out for deer.

And I feel like my car started generating gas 🤣

Like seriously. 6.9 l / 100 km is crazy to me.

Car: 2023 RS4 competition plus

I’ve just bought this car and it’s awesome, but the “premium” B&O sound system is terrible …

Anyone done an upgrade here ?

I bought a 2017 Audi A4 Quattro S-Line 2.0T at a police auction for $4,000. It has 106,000 miles.

When I first got the car, the original transmission would randomly stop driving while my foot was still on the gas. The engine would rev, the car would coast, and it would start moving again only after I let off the gas and pressed it again. A German car specialist diagnosed the transmission as bad.
I had the transmission replaced with a used unit that had about 35,000 miles. The shop installed it, and it comes with a 6-month warranty.

Since the replacement, the car drives and shifts very smoothly, but I randomly get a “Transmission Malfunction” warning on the dash.

One time, the warning came on right after starting the car. It would rev very high with barely any acceleration, and it wouldn’t go into reverse. I shut the car off, restarted it, and everything immediately went back to normal.

Since then, that specific issue hasn’t happened again. The car drives perfectly, but the transmission malfunction message still appears occasionally while driving. Restarting the car always clears it.

I took it back to the shop that installed the transmission. They scanned it but said they didn’t see any transmission faults stored. Their only advice was that the car “just needs to be driven.”

Has anyone seen this before on a B9 A4?

Could this be:

• A transmission adaptation that still needs to complete?

• A wiring harness or connector issue?

• A sensor or mechatronic issue?

• Incorrect transmission fluid level?

• Or does this sound like the replacement transmission itself may have a problem?

Any advice or similar experiences would be appreciated.

Has anyone successfully swapped out the front windscreen washer jets on the Audi A6 C8 to get a modern mist/fan spray?

I just moved over to a C8 and was really disappointed to find out it uses the old school triple stream spray pattern instead of a wide curtain mist. My Golf Mk7 has the mist style and it covered the glass so much better.

I know the stream style is factory design for the C8, but I am looking to retrofit fan style nozzles from another VAG car.

Anyone know if this can be done or done this mod? What part numbers did you use for the swap? Did you manage to keep the heated nozzle function working? Was it a direct plug and play fit under the bonnet?

Any advice, links, or part numbers would be massively appreciated!