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TM875 · 06-19-2005, 05:12 PM

Audi used to be prone with problems, but that might not still be the case. Remember, the A4 is just a VW Passat that's been wrapped up in a better package. Actually, you might be better off if you did go with a top-end Passat - you'd get more options for your money. The Audi will probably not last 7 years, because German cars cannot handle the wear that American roads give them without almost constant repair.

The WRX is a good choice, but is small. Keep that in mind, and remember that you might be 30 and show up at an important function in a "kids" car.

The Outback...dude, it's a station wagon.

Just curious...why is AWD a must? In almost all cases, unless you live in really rough climatic condions, AWD is just a waste of money and gas mileage.

06-19-2005, 05:12 PM	#6 (permalink)
TM875 Addict Location: Amish-land, PA	Audi used to be prone with problems, but that might not still be the case. Remember, the A4 is just a VW Passat that's been wrapped up in a better package. Actually, you might be better off if you did go with a top-end Passat - you'd get more options for your money. The Audi will probably not last 7 years, because German cars cannot handle the wear that American roads give them without almost constant repair. The WRX is a good choice, but is small. Keep that in mind, and remember that you might be 30 and show up at an important function in a "kids" car. The Outback...dude, it's a station wagon. Just curious...why is AWD a must? In almost all cases, unless you live in really rough climatic condions, AWD is just a waste of money and gas mileage. __________________ "I've made only one mistake in my life. But I made it over and over and over. That was saying 'yes' when I meant 'no'. Forgive me."