[urq] Audi at Mosport this Year - All should read - task invitation

[Buchholz, Steven]

... I don't know that we need professional writers ... I think I can do a reasonable job of expressing my disappointment with Audi ... especially when you see the commercials for an *SUV* where they intimate that it is the spiritual successor of the quattro turbo coupe.  If I had an address of someone who had some chance they would actually read and consider a letter that I might send that would be sufficient for me.  

Over here in the USA the luxo-badged Nissan is called Infiniti.  Lately they have their commercials trying to do the same thing Audi is doing here with the Q7 ... showing that a couple lines of their SUV match the similar lines on sporty model ... OK, what I take away from those lines is that you're not going to have much visibility with that small of a greenhouse on something that big and that far away from the ground!  :-)  In the case of the Audi though, I'm always a sucker for watching the Rally cars back those 25 years ago ... it is truly a shame that Audi does not recognize what they are doing ... 

Steve B
San José, CA (USA)

Perhaps one sign that might get attention would be one that showed a picture of one of the classic A1 or A2 rally cars with text that reads "FOR PARTS" ...
> 
> Thanks Steven, two more for thought:  " AUDI DON'T ABANDON YOUR HISTORY"
> or "AUDI DON'T ABANDON YOUR CLASSICS".
> 
> There is some professional writers on the list. Perhaps one of them
> could assemble a letter that each end every Audi classic owner should
>  send to determined address by post, even if that is Ingolstadt, apart
> from the Internet and event campaigns like this one.
> 
> 
> Ado
> 
> Buchholz, Steven wrote:
> 
> >I agree with all the sentiments expressed here.  The thing is that the
> recommended text doesn't really get the intended message across ... I think
> with a little head scratching here we can resolve that.  The message needs to
> be short and to the point.  Something like "AUDI PLEASE SUPPLY PARTS FOR YOUR
> CLASSICS" ... but even that is too long.  Any other thoughts?  Once we get it
> down we should be able to put the same message out at the other venues ...