2008 Audi RS 4 - Q&A
2008 Audi RS 4 Q & A from Around the Web
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He says that the electronic limiter is there for legal reasons, but its not actually activated in most sports cars. One night, he texted me saying he was driving on a long stretch of deserted road...
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420 hp. 317 lb. ft. of torque. 0-60 in 4.6 seconds
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which would win, taking everything in to account!?
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Why should I also consider these?
The 2008 Audi RS4 competes in two arenas; against sedans, it's a head-to-head foe of the BMW M3, though priced much higher, and the new Lexus IS-F, also much cheaper.
The RS4 has the all-wheel-drive advantage, however.
Among convertibles, the Mercedes-Benz SL550 isn't quite as quick and it's only a two-seater, but it comes with a folding hardtop standard.
Jaguar's lovely XKR has scalding-hot power and a feline grace about it, as well as a fantastic six-speed automatic with paddle shifters and two very small, very unusable rear seats.
The V-10-powered BMW M6 convertible is even costlier and heftier, and it has a confusing array of interior controls.
