Yup well I was on my second Audi before they rememberd me at all !<br>Is that the one with the tour of Ireland in it ?<br>If you get a chance to visit this area of the world DO IT.<p>The roads in Connemara, Co Galway, are wonderfull.

After reading the Audi publication, I had this feeling as though my annual salary was far too low to be a Audi owner. I would have much prefered more info regarding engines,performance, company outlook, and prospects for current and future models, rather than dining and travel guides throughout Europe and articles concerning German tourist trap clothing manufacturing. It was very difficult to determine exactly to whom this magazine was being offered. <p>-Todd<p>98 Silver 1.8tqmns tapped<br>83 UrQ<p>-Saving money to buy a Rolex to fit the new Audi image.

I know what you mean -- this definitely wasn't aimed at whatever market segment I fit into! Definitely for those who are into "conspicuous consumerism". On this same note, all those Audi descriptions of their interiors with the names like "ambiente" and "ambition" are enough to make me gag. As far as I'm concerned, I have a gray leatherette interior and already don't have the slightest remembrance of what "atmosphere" flavor it was!<p> Doug G<br> 98 1.8TQM

Obviously, the European culture is a tad too sophisticated for you American barbarians. However, I must admit that you are right. The Audi is a "poor mans" attempt at luxury. Perhaps, you should learn to cultivate your minds and invest your wealth and you may one day experience a real culture.<p>Alfredo<br>