I haven't recieved any confirmation in the mail that they received my $40 and that I'm now a member of the Quattro Club, but I did receive an e-mail from them yesterday. My question is...when do I receive that cool sticker that I've seen members put in one of the back, triangular passenger windows? Anybody know?<p>JT 99' 1.8Tqms

Welcome to the club! BTW, I've been a member for 3 years and they forgot to send me my 1998 membership card this year. Actually, they sent one but it had the wrong expiration date (1997) on it. I faxed a note asking Karen for a new one but it never has come. <br>No big deal, I still get the Quattro Quarterly issues so I know I'm still on the books.<br>You can buy the stickers if you call them or check out the website.<br>-C.

the sticker each year with renewal. Oh, well, I just sent my $40 so I'll see if I get one.

but QC is not subsidized by by the parent company - Audi. It also doesn't have a real large membership base therefore there aren't a lot of freebies. As membership grows, so will the perks.<p>Mick

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NT

That's right, it's the size of the membership base. that makes all the difference. With over 45,000 members, the Porsche Club of America, for example, has much greater dues revenue plus a monthly magazine with extensive advertising (bringing in more revenue). There is no factory financial support. BMWCCA has about the same size membership, also with a nice monthly magazine, but I don't know whether it has any company funding.