We have got a black s4 in that jacksonville has put 2 clutches in and now it is here for yet another clutch. The car has only 2000 miles and is driven by a 19 year old UCF student with a last name of addison. I just want to make sure it is not the cars fault. No names or any other info will be used. Just trying to get to the root of the problem......Thanks

We are pretty sure it has been "launched" more than once.I was just wondering if anyone has seen this kid "drive"
We are replacing complete clutch with hydrolics to take out anything being wrong with the car but we would feel better if we knew for sure that the kid beats his car.

WTF is a 19 yr old doing with an S4????

I have, little **** tore ass down 434 in the opposite direction (he looks REALLY young, black hair, kind of hard to tell, the car was dirty as all get out)

I was 18 when I bought my TT. I am now 20 and I have a TT and an A6...

And no, my parents didn't contibute. I've worked hard to get where I am.

J
(Not trying to be harsh, I just am tired of hearing stuff like this)

working for non profit sucks

Evan

With your wine!!!!!

I can appreciate that you are a child prodigy, however this does not appear to be the case (19 yr old college student with an S4) of someone who has earned the means to own such a car.

BTW, have you considered an investment advisor????

you work your ass off, have yourself to thank for you current status, and are one hell of a fun guy to hang with.

What bugs me are punks who get a new S4 for their 18th birthday when they've never had to work a hour in their life and they spend their free time smoking S4 clutches and bragging about how cool they are while at UCF and not understanding that most of us had to take out student loans (and are still paying them off).....what was I talking about again? Oh yea, void the tranny/clutch warranty.

I have an investment advisor, who is also a CFP. I am looking for an accountant though, as the one i was using i am not happy with.

It has been difficult (and I am not sure I am happy) finding an investment advisor that can look at things from my point of view...

I have a good friend that is a CFP and 28. Young attitude and a good guy I could put you in touch. It would all depend on your net worth if he could handle your stuff. I also have a good CPA. My tax situation is rather complex and he has done a great job for us.

I forgot that Jason has so much dirt on me from my college years! :)