EwaNogaroS4

Since owning my Audi, I've noticed that other people (non-Audi drivers) in parking lots or on the road are not so nice when it comes to yielding, letting me into traffic when I merge, etc. This got me thinking, what about other Audi Drivers (WAOAD). Does such a thing as Audi Etiquette exist? If so, do all Audi drivers know about it? Wait a second, I know what you're thinking, I do believe in common courtesy: letting people in, letting people go first, etc. BUT, what about going that extra mile when you seen an Audi on the road. Do you go out of your way as I've done in the past, only to be ignored for your good deed as a human and Audi driver? DO you feel obligated to help, or free to let them fend for themselves. I know an unwritten law exists, what are the words?

Blake@NWAutoSalon

90% of Audi drivers in Seattle are clueless to what car THEY drive, let alone recognizing another...

stadtjunge

An Audi is an expensive car and takes an individual with a certain level of financial stability to be able to own one. With this financial stability generally comes class, manners, and a better sense of social graces.
make sense?

FinnishPride

On another note, some people probably assume your some young rich ***** from Bellevue and arent interested in common courtesy. It's sad what this world has come to.

EwaNogaroS4

I have Denver plates

pattycakes® iCode

Where in Denver did you come from? My wife is from around there. I rescued her though.