2003 Audi A4

Pros: awd, luxury, cheap, comfortable, safe, handles great

Cons: requires repairs that might get expensive

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this car if you don't mind couple repairs done on it once in couple of month

Review: About six month ago I bought 2003 Audi A4 Quattro and I liked the car until now. I used to own many cars before the Audi which included 1996 Mitsubishi Diamante, 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, 1998 Mercedes Benz C230, 2004 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS,...

Pros: Quattro AWD; Solid feeling; Predictable handling

Cons: Sports suspension too harsh; Can be thirsty at the pump

Review: I'll make this brief. This is the second A4 I've owned in the last 6 years (2003 A4 1.8T 5spd with sports pack). Nobody disputes Audi builds fabulous cars, the quality of engineering and attention to detail is superb. If you decide to buy this car,...

Pros: Gorgeous looking car, great sound system, good gas mileage, comfortable ride.

Cons: Unreliable, poor quality, too many defects for such an expensive auto.

The Bottom Line: I would like to beleive that the car I leased is just a lemon. However, I wouldn't buy or lease another one.

Review: I leased a beautiful 2003 A4 Cabriolet 2 years ago. I thought it was my dream car. Since that time it has been in the shop for: The driver's side rear window had to be replaced because it would not go down all the way. The automatic trunk release...

Pros: better interior than BMW and MERC.Variable service a bonus

Cons: cupholder little else

The Bottom Line: Quality car - a million times better than any US motor I have driven. Feels like new despite many miles - buy the best one you can afford.

Review: I have had this car for 18 months and travelled almost 30,000 miles. It goes well at 110 mph along German Autobahn, but above this you feel you are pushing it a bit too much. Fuel economy can be almost 40miles per gallon (UK) when driving at 55mph...

Pros: attractive, quiet, roomy, loaded with options, solid

Cons: a bit noisy at take-off, sluggish

The Bottom Line: This an excellent car and a purchase well worth the money.

Review: The 4 seat, sporty convertible market does not provide a lot of options. After a pretty thorough review of the Saab, BMW, Mercedes CLK and Audi, I would not hesitate to rate Audi best in its class. I found the Saab to be too sluggish, the interior...

Pros: Beautiful styling, quality fit and finish, comfortable seats. Quattro rocks!

Cons: 6 cyl engine is too expensive, a little pricey to insure, back seat smallish.

The Bottom Line: This is actually a review on a 2003 Audi A4 1.8 turbo.

Review: Those of us in the northern tier of states don't typically get to enjoy the driving characteristics of a Mercedes-Benz or BMW due to the rear wheel drive setup. With the all wheel drive Quattro system, this awesome car can go anywhere! Combined with...

Pros: Luxury, quality, good performance, comfort, handling.

Cons: Drivers must adapt to idiosyncracies of CVT operation.

The Bottom Line: A wonderful, luxurious, nimble-for-its weight, quiet highway cruiser and fun car in one quality package!

Review: I took delivery on 9/29/2002 on what may be the first Audi A4 Cabriolet in the Northwest. Now, with slightly over 1000 miles both on interstates and twisty roads, I can confirm that it is all I had hoped for. I wanted a solid, quality, luxurious,...

Pros: Cool car, babes dig it.

Cons: Babes aren't impressed when car does not start and brakes squeek.

The Bottom Line: Poor quality and bad service. The first time you hear "hey, that's just like my Passat" it will bring shivers down your spine.

Review: I waited to write a review on my 2003 A4 1.8T Quattro so that I would not be biased by my natural tendency for buyer's remorse. Now that I've had it for 4 months, my opinion is still the same. I have a string of problems some serious, others just...