Feelin' blue
05-16-2009, 05:18 PM
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Nice pics! If you're in the market for some excellent all-weather mats I highly recommend WeatherTech Floor Liners. They are a little more expensive than the Audi mats, but provide much better coverage and protection. I put a front and rear set in my B8 and I'm very pleased.
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...OptChoiceIds=9
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...OptChoiceIds=9
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05-16-2009, 07:22 PM
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I purchased the Audi (OEM) all weather rubber mats for the front and rear from the dealer. We have had a very wet spring and the floor mats fit perfectly and look great. They do not move around and protect the rugs.
05-16-2009, 08:57 PM
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Nice pics - beautiful car!
I almost bought the same exact car except I thought there was just too much "midnight" in Audi's Deep Sea Blue version of midnight blue and Aruba was way too light. I know this is subjective, but so many REALLY nice blues out there and this is all Audi can offer?
I almost bought the same exact car except I thought there was just too much "midnight" in Audi's Deep Sea Blue version of midnight blue and Aruba was way too light. I know this is subjective, but so many REALLY nice blues out there and this is all Audi can offer?
05-18-2009, 08:29 PM
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Nice pics - beautiful car!
I almost bought the same exact car except I thought there was just too much "midnight" in Audi's Deep Sea Blue version of midnight blue and Aruba was way too light. I know this is subjective, but so many REALLY nice blues out there and this is all Audi can offer?
I almost bought the same exact car except I thought there was just too much "midnight" in Audi's Deep Sea Blue version of midnight blue and Aruba was way too light. I know this is subjective, but so many REALLY nice blues out there and this is all Audi can offer?
I think there's an industry-wide trend against lighter blue cars (either Aruba-light or more royal blue, e.g. VW's Laser Blue). Everybody seems to be discontinuing them in favour of only a very dark blue (e.g. Audi's deep sea blue). BMW's Montego Blue is the only non-midnight blue left in the entry-level luxury segment, and who knows if it'll be around in 2010...
05-19-2009, 09:53 AM
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... and next year, at least up in Canada, there won't even be aruba anymore on the A4. I think the US still gets it...
I think there's an industry-wide trend against lighter blue cars (either Aruba-light or more royal blue, e.g. VW's Laser Blue). Everybody seems to be discontinuing them in favour of only a very dark blue (e.g. Audi's deep sea blue). BMW's Montego Blue is the only non-midnight blue left in the entry-level luxury segment, and who knows if it'll be around in 2010...
I think there's an industry-wide trend against lighter blue cars (either Aruba-light or more royal blue, e.g. VW's Laser Blue). Everybody seems to be discontinuing them in favour of only a very dark blue (e.g. Audi's deep sea blue). BMW's Montego Blue is the only non-midnight blue left in the entry-level luxury segment, and who knows if it'll be around in 2010...