Enjoy :)
Oh and if you trade your S4 for one, come pick me up!
Too much like a station wagon i appearance.
Thats the point. Its a "grocery getter" that will blow the doors off 90% of any other cars. You gotta love a sleeper.
Quote from: JohnnieRat on March 31, 2008, 02:43:13 PM
Too much like a station wagon i appearance.
lol, its a station wagon with more factory bhp than most baseline Ferrari's. Haha. Youre less likely to be harassed by the cops in one of these until they turn on the radar/laser gun. ]:D
Audi does this with its extreme high end sports models a lot when it does the limited limited editions like the "plus" since all the "S" cars are already limited editions. They use the Avant (wagon) body to give the car a better center of gravity to control all the power for the size of the vehicle without having to make extreme modifications to the frame and whatnot. A standard 4-door sedan version of this car and you'd basically flip it over on extreme corners because of its size.
Its for the people who want the power of the R8 or a Porsche GT2 but dont want the space limitations that come with either. They need space for a spouse and kids so this is like the "family mom or dad" sports car. Even in the sedan models of the S cars there is no space. My S4 has only slightly more room in it than my GT2 and my GT2 has no backseat at all (you dont get one with the GT2). My S4 is basically a 4 door 2 seater.
The thing with these cars is even though its a wagon, you dont need to do much to it to make it look like a bred sports car.
My 1996 Jeep Cherokee S6 POS has lots of space and can take me camping...
...wait this isn't the POS car threat. mah bad.
These are my babies that I worked and still work hard for.
2004 Porsche GT2 RUF (633hp)
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2004 Audi S4 V8 (421hp)
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I'm digging the GT2, heh. Nice lawn ;)
Was a professional shoot on that because I considered selling it for a time. I owned a 2002 Audi TT coupe for a short while as well, but that was way too small.
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This I took on the side of the road on Mulholland Dr. in Studio City near where I lived in LA. I remember the year after I bought this one they made the TT line include this S4 yellow (Imola Yellow) a standard optional color and I was sooo peeved because I had to special order this one.
I miss where I worked =(
Im told it doesnt look like this anymore.
While im going crazy with the photos, I figured Id throw some of Mulholland Dr in too =)
And heres the set of Spiderman 2 when they were filming that.
This street was really cool, it was a full scale city block and one Christmas they brought in fake snow machines and had each section of the block set up with a different cuisine theme from around the world with snow all over the streets.
more wagons with *ahem balls
My wife has the E-class wagon.
Quote from: Shadowwolf on April 01, 2008, 05:58:04 PM
And heres the set of Spiderman 2 when they were filming that.
This street was really cool, it was a full scale city block and one Christmas they brought in fake snow machines and had each section of the block set up with a different cuisine theme from around the world with snow all over the streets.
I love that 4th pic for whatever reason (slowly draws out sketch book)
off-topicness ftw
Heh... they filmed part of Spiderman 3 on Cleveland's picturesque Euclid Avenue.