1991 200 20V at champagne motors colorado

Paul Waterloo pwaterloo at compuserve.com
Wed Sep 5 12:22:31 EDT 2001


Taka-

Excellent points. I agree. As you mention, I miss "launching" my 91 200q
with the perfect clutch slip. However, not as much as I enjoy the A8!

Now if I could get a six speed manual for this car, it would be hot! It does
push quite a bit, can't go around corners like the 200q. However, it is an
incredible value for the dollar!

pw
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----- Original Message -----
From: "TM" <t44tq at mindspring.com>
To: "Paul Waterloo" <pwaterloo at compuserve.com>; <quattro at audifans.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 10:46 AM
Subject: RE: 1991 200 20V at champagne motors colorado


>
> Sorry Paul,
> Gotta disagree with you there- the UrS has a much stiffer chassis,
> availability of a 6-speed transmission and the newer climate control
> system.
>
> The A8 is a very nice car, but you don't have a manual transmission
> option and depending on where you live, may not be a sensible choice
> in case you get in an accident- there are not many shops that are
> properly trained to fix an A8. Other than that, the A8 is an awesome
> car. I'd have to say get a '98 over a '97, though- the Tiptronic is
> worth it alone and I'd stay away from any of the A8s with the solar
> glass, as you can't use a radar detector or a handheld cell phone
> very well with that glass.
>
> I wouldn't buy a '91 200q for $12k either, unless it had a full RS2
> engine in it, Big Reds, suspension work and full service history,
> meticulous maintenance and low mileage.
>
> Taka
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: quattro-admin at audifans.com [mailto:quattro-admin at audifans.com]On
> Behalf Of Paul Waterloo
> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 11:47 AM
> To: quattro at audifans.com
> Subject: Re: 1991 200 20V at champagne motors colorado
>
>
> I sold my 91 200q with 235K on it, in GREAT condition about a month ago
for
> $4,400. I wouldn't pay 12K for a 91 200q, I'm sure you could find one in
> great condition with euros and a chip (is a chip desirable for a high
> mileage car?), and one that had Mobil 1 in it all of its life (mine did)
for
> 6-8K.
>
> You can buy a UrS4 for more, but why? Unless you like the body style, it's
> only a year or two newer for anywhere from 3-10K more.....
>
> I waited until a really nice car (nicer than my 91) came along that was
new
> and had low miles. An A8. The 97's and 98's can be had really cheap, about
> twice as much as the UrS4 with low miles, and everything is new on them.
> They don't have a stick (sometimes good, mostly bad), they get up and go
> like hell, get better mileage on the highway than the 91. You can get one
> with 40-60K miles for 22-28K. And it is a totally different car!
>
> Paul
> _____________________________________________________
> Paul Waterloo
> Applied Energy Services
> Phone 708-524-9464
> Fax 708-524-0079
> Cell 312-961-2523
> pwaterloo at compuserve.com
>
>
>




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