vliou

Hey folks,

So today I noticed (After waxing my car), that if you take your thumb, and push in the middle of your door, there is quite a lot of "Give". It almost seems like the exterior of the door is plastic...

It would make good design sense I guess (door banging etc), I'm curious if any of you have any ideas why they did this? Usually...the exterior of the door is just metal....

Could this also be why "Audi's don't rust"? If the exterior is plastic...you'll never get any bubbling and such....it'll be all hidden inside =)

Ryan_T

Metal can bend that way. I'm pretty sure it's metal. If you doubt, grab a magnet and see if it sticks.....carefully.

sonic

no our cars are definitly metal! dont push too hard!!

wailshark

You sure some ingenious criminal didn't replace your door with one from a Saturn?

wanthema

its aluminum. not metal.

DrTofu

Wait, what....

Ryan_T

It's new dura-flexi-unobtanium. Go on, swing a mallet to it, it'll pop back, just like when you pushed it in.

Just_G

my A4 is rubber...i love playing bumper cars! lol

wanthema

if it was a dura flexi w/e u call it, why is there still a dent in my door? doesnt it pop back? clearly isnt the type. maybe on the newer generation model like your 2009 not on my 2004

Ryan_T

Wanna see a magic trick? I can make this pencil disappear....