congratulations, welcome, what took you so long?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by audi, Mar 7, 2004.

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    audi Guest

    Congratulations to Saab, Ford, Chrysler, and Nissan (Infiniti) for the
    discovery of AWD in a sedan, hatchback or station wagon for the 2004 or 2005
    model year.

    Congratulations to Subaru for selling the 9-2X to Saab to help in Saab's
    "discovery" of AWD.

    signed---

    An Audi Driver.
     
    audi, Mar 7, 2004
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  2. I guess you never heard of the Pikes Peak T16 4x4 630BHP, 9-3.


    Long time before Subaru/GM/Saab built the 9-2.
    A product of trollspeed if I recall correctly.
     
    MeatballTurbo, Mar 7, 2004
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    **-** Guest

    And Congrats to Audi for fooling thousands of people into thinking that 90%
    of their model range really is Quattro and not FWD ;-)
     
    **-**, Mar 7, 2004
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    Dave Hinz Guest

    Too bad Saab is allowing the brand to be diluted by marketing people.
    This is similar to the introduction of the V6, for people who are more
    interested in piston count than engine output.
    It's never been necessary, with Saab's winter handling characteristics.
    It's strictly a marketing move. If it allows the real Saab designs to
    continue, it's tolerable.

    Dave Hinz
     
    Dave Hinz, Mar 7, 2004
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    Jeff Guest

    Chrysler's been making AWD sedans and wagons since the late '70s (the AMC
    Eagle -- AMC was acquired by Chrysler in the 80s).

    So I guess that Chrysler discovered this long before Audi.

    Jeff
     
    Jeff, Mar 7, 2004
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    WRXtreme Guest

    And lets not forget the Eagle Talon, in AWD form w/ turbo it was/is a very
    good platform to race with.
     
    WRXtreme, Mar 7, 2004
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    mic canic Guest

    sorry to disappoint you the eagle brand had awd alongtime ago in a sedan
     
    mic canic, Mar 7, 2004
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