is an audi better than a bmw
#6
i own an acura, and i don't mind having either a bimmer or a audi. i would love to have the money to buy both and compare them then i can tell you which ones better, but thats not going to be any time soon unless i won the 649 or super 7, wish me luck guys
#8
Audi is unique. the way you can shift on the audi, no beemer can come close. It is almost impossible to stall. Quattro system is amazing, which means in on slippery surfaces the beemer would be SUCKIn D***. winter time beemer can suck D*** as well. but you can squezze more juice from the beemer engine since its rear wheel drive, easier accelaration. maintanance wise audi is cheaper. If you get the 2001 S4 in good condition, upgrade the chip. you will be smoking all 3 series beemer, except the m3. To do the m3, you will need to upgrade some more components.
#10
Originally Posted by shitbox
bimmer corners better
#13
^^^ Third that..
For practicality all season.. no worries 4wd.
I see a lot of Bimmers.. but not too many Audi's but everyone knows it when they see it.. I like the new Audi R8 and the TT has grown on me
For practicality all season.. no worries 4wd.
I see a lot of Bimmers.. but not too many Audi's but everyone knows it when they see it.. I like the new Audi R8 and the TT has grown on me
#14
It is 100% personal preference, choose depending on your needs. Comparing audi and bmw is the same as comparing toyota and honda you need to be more specific. Having owned both i can tell you that the interiros in audis are second to none, and i mean none, and the quattro is amazing as anyone will tell you. However performace wise bmw is a lot more of a drivers car in every aspect, and i mean every aspect. Go drive them or even better rent them and see which fits your budget and needs. Whichever you end up choosing its not a bad choice, good luck.
#15
I chose an Audi.
As far as handling, I agree that stock for stock, BMWs are more aggressive. But if you are an enthusiast, you will most likely change your suspension anyways.
In snow, Quattro > xi.
As far as handling, I agree that stock for stock, BMWs are more aggressive. But if you are an enthusiast, you will most likely change your suspension anyways.
In snow, Quattro > xi.