Months ago, someone post to ask for an A4 chat room. What's the result?<br>Anyone remember?<p>BTW, why don't we just go in any public chat (yahoo chat, irc) and create a room to talk? <p>Just an idea....<p>btw, thanks for filling out the survey. It has over 100 responds in 4 days :)

My brother's Audicar site had a chat room, but it didn't get much use. However, this might be a good antidote for our overflowing board. Jason?<p>Rick<br>

I've had a channel (#a4) on irc (EFnet) for a few months now but only two people joined, and they left as I'm idle most of the time. So, it's turned into a general discussion area for my friends and I :). Please join, please idle, please discuss. <p>Warren<br>aka CeeP

You are so full of it and a hypocrite. You post messages with titles such as "DON'T BUY AN A4!" in capital letters and yet you make the claim that your desire is to merely foster an exchange of helpful and meaningful dialogue? You are sure a piece of work if not something else.<p>You are trying much too hard (as is evident in your style of writing) to come across as eloquent. You can try all you want to dress up your B.S. But in the end ... it's all just a bag of crap in a pretty package.<p>Exchange ideas all you want ... nobody is stopping you. Just stop being a fool by attacking a car when the problem is with the service personnel you are dealing with. You are obviously in the minority with your experience. I'm sure you didn't buy the car just because it looked pretty. You probably did your research, read the positive reviews in every car magazine and made your purchase. Feel sorry for yourself elsewhere if you are not willing to contribute something positive and/or make your negative experience a positive by helping out others with similar problems. Simply shouting "DON'T BUY AN A4!" is nothing short of moronic.<p>Your ignorance is overscored.<p>Thanks!!!!!!

Where's the chat room?