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Rocco, what you need is an Avant with no sunroof! It doesn't matter to me but a few people have commented that the RS2 seems to have a fair bit of room - I have one of the few 'special orders' without a sunroof The avant is also about 1/2" taller than the Coupe IIRC?
I guess putting her on H&R's isn't going to get approval then - probably a good thing, I no longer have issues with speed bumps and it offers a comfortable ride... neccesary for a family wagon
Rs2 over s2 avant? In terms of power of aesthetics? Because we all know it's not about how big it is (when it comes to coupe vs avant/rs2)
I suspect if you drive it, it won't be for long
Yes I prefer the RS2 over the S2. In terms of comfort, style and power. Even though the S2 Avant was a RS2 look-a-like, it never felt like a true RS2. The chassis was still just an S2, it drove with less refinement - not that it's a bad thing, the old car was like a beast.
The RS2....now she has class. The engine purrs and you can feel the vibrations under your feet....the roar of the exhaust is immensly satisfying to hear on acceleration and being thrown back into your seat when the Turbo kicks in...all the while maintaining the stability and sleekness that is the RS2. It leaves a woman feeling incredibly satisfied by the end of the journey.
I love the stealth factor of our cars, the older they get the more they surprise and delight!
Cheers,
Steve
The Perfectionist
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Audi Class Concours winner Stoner Park 2014, ADI Concours D'Elegance Class Winner 2008, Runner up 2014. Winner, S2Forum Show'n'Shine Billing 2006 & 2008.
The RS2....now she has class. The engine purrs and you can feel the vibrations under your feet....the roar of the exhaust is immensly satisfying to hear on acceleration and being thrown back into your seat when the Turbo kicks in...all the while maintaining the stability and sleekness that is the RS2. It leaves a woman feeling incredibly satisfied by the end of the journey.
The RS2 is certainly a "gentleman's" car.
Ross, log yourself out of Laurel's profile right now!
Martin Cutting
aka Keeper of "The Teutonic Kitten"
It's not better than sex, but it runs it a close second.
I can't believe those words coming from a girl,not possible
Or you have washed her brain ...too much trash-talking
Have Sonic check the IP address - It's definitely Laura! Not Ross!
I guess Ross' enthusiasm for the car has rubbed off on me a little bit.....but it needed to be that way....otherwise we'd have a "it's me or the car" situation and we all know how that would turn out!
You're in enough trouble for your mapping trips dmitri... I don't know how you get away with it! I must admit i don't think I could survive for 2 weeks on Richard's couch. I'd get lonely and hungry pretty quick
I always said I would sell the car, all I needed was to be told, and I'd do it. There is no competition. And I should take up poker
2 weeks is a bit much, you start going slightly crazy after a week.
Richard is much more accommodating than just a couch though... can not fault him there
But yeah, looking back at your past with this stuff, I really hope everything holds together well.
Not that I am afraid of the setup, but you just seem to have particularly bad luck...
While my luck is nothing to write home about either, there is just no comparison.
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