Re: Audi models/tsb's&recall info.

[Jeremy R King <kingjer@eng.auburn.edu>]

You should pay absolutely NO attention to Consumer Ripoffs wussy 
opinions.  All they look at is numbers and place emphasis on all the 
wrong things.  They completely fail to recognize the beauty of German 
Engineering - VW rightfully calls it Fahrvergnugen.  Take that book, 
throw it away, and go drive some cars!  If you have questions, you're in 
the right place.  We own Audis!  We know what goes wrong.  As I see it, 
owning an Audi is a very rewarding relationship.  But you have to take 
care of your Audi.  You can't ignore it like a adnoH.  In the end, the 
rewards far outweigh the effort required.  I think those with real Audis 
would agree totally with me (my VW has an Audi engine, if you didn't know).

Don't give up on Audi's until you drive a few.

Jeremy R. King
1986 VW Quantum GL5
Audi at Heart

On Mon, 4 Dec 1995 STRIDER86@aol.com wrote:
> narrows it down any.  Was thinking of a Bimmer, but looking up their
> evaluations in Consumer Reports annual car rating issue led me to look for
> alternatives.