Which car would you choose from these 5

[bjstare]

Or maybe meet in between. E63 4Matic.

Also, everyone's definition of stupid rich is different. haha

[colinxx235]

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Or maybe meet in between. E63 4Matic.

Also, everyone's definition of stupid rich is different. haha

A lottomax win would be straight to the dealer for an E63.

And exactly... some of us are big ballin at pinebrook driving a lexus and sniping new drivers/tory burch bags while the others are slumming it at a semi private driving VW's

[killramos]

You're all ballers in my books

My vote is RS3, on the sheer uniqueness of that car compared to the others. RS3 would turn my head, the others... not so much. Nice cars by any standard, but no wow.

[89coupe]

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whats he doing buying peasant vehicles? I hear the Ferrari GTC4 has pretty decent trunk space. i'd pick that

He didn't get rich being foolish haha.

[max_boost]

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He didn't get rich being foolish haha.

lol i'm sure the gains he makes on his millions and millions can easily be redeemed for a ferrari if he's stupid rich

not foolish if he's stupid rich - it would be considered normal haha

[89coupe]

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lol i'm sure the gains he makes on his millions and millions can easily be redeemed for a ferrari if he's stupid rich

not foolish if he's stupid rich - it would be considered normal haha

He's German, and very practical.

[heavyD]

The RS3 5-cylinder owns all here. If money isn't an issue it's the most special car of the group.

[Tej.S]

I love the c43 (coupe), but I'm obviously biased. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't mind the RS3 either.

[lilmira]

No love for the s5 sportback?

[Xtrema]

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No love for the s5 sportback?

Saw a couple of these already, I have to say if I have to make a decision today. S5 Sportback will get my $.

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Interesting, of all the cars I've been in, I would say the Audi had the nicest interior. The C43 had a very plastic feel to me with the shiny black centre console and panels.

C43 piano black looks bad. I would take the centre console with either carbon fiber or ash wood.

I think but C43 and S4/S5 interior are great. C43 got the faux leather on top of dash and door looks better than S4/S5's soft plastic. But S4/S5 looks more futuristically simple in the design with all the sharp straight lines.

[flipstah]

<3

[nickyh]

well i'm biased, RS3, simply because I own one now.

[Buster]

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well i'm biased, RS3, simply because I own one now.

nice!

how do you like it?

[Sentry]

The 335 is the most S4-ish, in that it's a sedan. But it's also probably the slowest car on the list. Really I don't think you can go wrong with any of those choices. Just get him to drive em all and pick what he likes best.

EDIT: But if it were me, out of those, RS3.

[nickyh]

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nice!

how do you like it?

Love it. Have nearly 1000km on it now (less than 3 weeks old) and I have to find a reason to stay home on the weekends and not drive it. I find the exhaust note perfect in the cabin (upgraded to sport exhaust), steering crisp & very responsive, grateful i did not get the fixed suspension, would have to really push the car to feel understeer (Have the staggered set up). It's more power than I will ever use.
I'm coming from a GTI so that's my point of reference.

Only complaint is the people that want to race me on the streets, I get the car is a target, but I'm not playing games because I have my 2yr old with me in the back seat.

[Buster]

how do you find it for size? I've got three kids, and even though my wagon isn't our main family car, it needs to be able to move all three kids in a pinch.

[Sugarphreak]

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[nickyh]

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how do you find it for size? I've got three kids, and even though my wagon isn't our main family car, it needs to be able to move all three kids in a pinch.

Honestly, it's tighter than I remembered from driving the S3.
I have my daughter rear facing still and she's behind me, there is ZERO room behind my seat and hers. I couldn't slip a $5 bill in that gap. I guess it depends on if your kids still need car seats / boosters.
I imagine when I turn her around I'll have a lot more room but i've found my comfortable seating position now. It took a few days of playing with the steering wheel to optimize how I sit. The only "niggly" issue is the controls for the windows I have to slide my arm back more of a bend to use them. If I could push my seat further back then I'd be lined up.

For reference, i'm 5,6

[nickyh]

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It stands out that much that people notice when you pull up? Interesting, in photos it isn't that different from the S3... and an S3 is not much different than an A3

I am really thinking about getting one of these for next year, but I keep hearing they are impossible to order

Tell that to the M3 who chased me down on the transcanada the other day. He came up fast wanting to play, he wanted to see what I was and then one he realized he tried to bait me.
I was very lucky to get my hands on one so early. the NW dealer went above and beyond to get me one, they had 4 allocations coming in, they traded one of theirs for a car sitting at port so it was an easy transfer.

[Buster]

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Honestly, it's tighter than I remembered from driving the S3.
I have my daughter rear facing still and she's behind me, there is ZERO room behind my seat and hers. I couldn't slip a $5 bill in that gap. I guess it depends on if your kids still need car seats / boosters.
I imagine when I turn her around I'll have a lot more room but i've found my comfortable seating position now. It took a few days of playing with the steering wheel to optimize how I sit. The only "niggly" issue is the controls for the windows I have to slide my arm back more of a bend to use them. If I could push my seat further back then I'd be lined up.

For reference, i'm 5,6

All my kids are front facing now. Maybe I'll go check one out.