It's because the car begs to be driven like you stole it.

The art in finding one of these cars used is to locate one that has been treated like a "normal" car or even better treated like a normal car that's been pampered like a beloved child.

Oh and since I've been driving the Audi I'm now hearing second hand stories from people who had a friend, relative or co-worker who owned an Audi and the engine blew up, the repair bills were so high that they sold it for what they could get and then bought a Japanese car and never looked back.

I've had Japanese cars for years but now I've got an Audi and I'm looking forward baby at open road or suckers that need to get passed at speed.

Make mine a B5 until it blows up.....