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You'll note that Audi doesn't sell the RS4 Avant anymore, either. It just doesn't make much sense.
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havelock posted:In case you haven't heard, Audi is messing with us: ahaha "there is huge demand for this car!!!" no there isn't, gently caress you quattroworld guy.
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DropShadow posted:There is, it's just from people who can't afford one (like me). I think that's technically desire. I'd totally buy one if they brought it over here and it was like... 40k.
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I read on the internet that Cadillac is killing the CTS and CTS-V wagons due to loving awful sales. Which is the inherent problem with wagons. A bunch of nerds on the internet are like SELL ME A WAGON VERSION, MR. OEM! and then when the OEM actually ponies up they're like You Want What For That??? and they just go buy a used Volvo or Audi.
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Shin-chan posted:
I got bad news for you buddy.
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KozmoNaut posted:My parents wanted to get rid of their 2001 Citroën C5 hatchback, so they went out and found a new used car. A 2006 Citroën C5 wagon. It's got leather seats and a couple more features than the old one. Interestingly, despite being a facelifted version of the same car as the old one, the suspension is even more pillow-soft and the power steering is lighter. Perfect for a comfy French sofa on wheels. Engine is only a 135hp 2.0, but honestly, who buys a Citroën to go fast, anyway? Is that the hydro-pneumatic version or does it have normal suspension? I want a C5 wagon in the worst way.
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KozmoNaut posted:It's hydro-pneumatic, it's the only way the first-gen C5 came. On the 2008-present second generation, you can choose normal suspension, but why would you do that on a big Citroën? Because you are dumb and also cheap.
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MisterSparkle posted:They are brining over the VF as a Chevy SS, stands to reason you might eventually see the Wagon form? We won't.
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The Sportcross, much like most cars, probably sees instantaneous MPG somewhere between 1 mpg and infinite (depending on closed loop and such).
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piss boner posted:I'd disagree: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_R10_TDI The Audi LMP1 cars are only diesel for two reasons: 1. Rampant rules loophole which makes diesels unbeatable 2. Marketing VAG's TDI expertise.
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Even if an AWD manual Regal GS wagon was the home run of all home runs and destroyed its sales projections, it would sell like three thousand units.
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The Toyobaru was selling above projections last I checked (which wasn't all that recently).
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TrinityOfDeath posted:The argument is always "No one would buy it", so clearly every car manufacturer should just follow Toyota's model and only produce a Camry. Nobody is going to make a case for a production niche product that's cheap because the only way you make money on cheap poo poo is to either A) make it cheap (bad for obvious reasons and frequently actually difficult to execute) or B) sell a gently caress load of them. You can sell a Camry sedan for 21K because there are hundreds of thousands of them, so you can live with a tight margin. You can't do the same on something that you'll charitably sell thirty thousand of. Hate to break it to you, as well, but every (volume) car manufacturer has followed Toyota's model and produced a Camry.
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It pisses me off that as soon as I'm roughly able to afford one BMW and Volvo have both stopped offering stick shift wagons.
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I want to hate those wheels on that Outback, but they look really good.
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angryhampster posted:angryhampster may be in the market for a wagon this year. Buy the subaru
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Pricing on the Sportwagen got released today in the US. $22k for the base S 1.8T with a manual. TDI starts at $25k, a healthy discount over the outging. I like the idea of the 1.8T but unfortunately you can only get it in El Cheapo trim with a stick.
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gently caress an AT, even the DSG. I wish they brought back the 2.0 as well. There was a brief time period where you could get the JSW with the 2.0 and a manual, though it didn't include any of the suspension goodies of the GTI.
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Kolster posted:Having a little fun with some white rims on the Sportwagon. The new rims look a little odd to me but god drat that car is beautiful.
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The LT5 is cool as hell but like... why not save a bunch of money and get a L92 or an L86?
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GIve me your car but with the twinspark
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I thought the JTS was pretty good, though.
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leica posted:Is True Delta worth signing up? Like are there enough members to make a difference? I wonder about sites like it because it seems like there's not enough real data on niche cars or cars that just aren't very popular with the masses so it looks like results could be skewed. Like on the website Carcomplaints.com if a car is showing almost no issues it says "well either this car is awesome or it's not very popular" so how the hell is that helping me? I have a slightly niche car (Focus ST) and have signed up solely to help future flat-brimmed hat wearing budget bros.
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