Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

I wrote to Audi in order to tell my disappointment that Audi is making the A4 4' or so longer. I think the Audi A4 is at the right sports size. If people want to buy something bigger, why don't people just go for the A5 or A6? I will be buying a 2005-2008 'old' model just because of its size. After that, I don't think I will buy A4's anymore. I would buy a BMW 300 series instead.

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

but it looks hella sexy.

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

Cry Cry. The A5 is a 2 door last time i checked and the A6 is not very appealing imo.
But your entitled to your opinion and have fun with your beamer in 10 years.

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

They're making it 4" longer to position the engine towards the center, since the A4 is very nose heavy. It will handle even better

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

Not to mention that it will have a usable back seat. Maybe thats why they are offering a 2 door now so they can justify having a small back seat. Myself, I am 6'3" and my seat is back so far, there is only about an inch between the back of my seat, and the front of the back seat.

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

4" is seriously deterring you from buying a car ?

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

that and making the quattro split more rear biased. the next a4 is gona be sick. have fun with ur bimmer[:'(]

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

Its good that they are extending the length to improve weight distribution. This is a necessary step to stay competitive with other cars in this class. Not sold on the looks though... I dont think they will be available until the fall.
Dont you mean BMW "3" series?

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

the a5 is on the same platform as the new b8 a4... which will be sick and improved... i promise

RE: Am I the only one disappointed with A4 2009?
 

they were able to move the wheels further up, no? so that they can move the engine more towards the center, creating a better center of gravity...