Note no external rear badging...but the word "quattro" was inscribed on the right metal panel on the glove compartment door.

...try again, that's the Len Stoler tag (Owings Mills , MD)

outt: did you bother to read my caption? /cfm

...nope

...nope

the Q's have dual exhaust pipes due to the 2nd intercooler. i've driven a plain-jane 180FWD, but it was badged inside and out with 'quattro' - it was a press car. <p>dual-pipes rock. helps reinforce the brute-symmetry of the damn thing. wish mine had 'em.<p>gs.

"the Q's have dual exhaust pipes due to the 2nd intercooler. i've driven a plain-jane 180FWD, but it was badged inside and<br>out with 'quattro' - it was a press car."<p>The TT225Q has the dual pipes. The TT180Q still has the single pipe. Usually a quattro badge can be found in the front grille, and the right rear flank. No one knows for sure what how the US cars will be badged...<p>-steve<br>

thanks for pointing that out, steve. i didn't want to say anything. btw, i called the dealer, who denied that the car was a ttq, but for the life of me i cannot understand why the glove compartment was labelled "quattro". i had a friend with me who also saw the lettering on the glove box, so it wasn't just wishful thinking.

The only real way to determine if it's a quattro is to look underneath the car at the rear axle. I've always wondered if people have passed on FWD Audi's as quattros by simply adding the appropriate badges. Your average person probably wouldn't know the difference. Sounds like a quick and dishonest way of adding a few thousand dollars to the resale value of a used FWD audi!<p>-steve<br>

Get your Quattro badges here! Only $1500 while supply lasts! LOL!

Ahh! I would have KILLED my dealer if he had put his name on my bumper!!!

nt

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