No doubt! If I could do it again, I would've gone for the 1.8T Quattro in a 5speed of course! Or maybe even an S4 or an RS4 or a....

 

One other thing, not sure if anyone has posted this yet,

In my B6 arm rest when u flip the lid up it has the 2 cupholders, if you take the spill pad out theres these 2 screws, if you loosen them u can actually remove the cup holders. Just a heads up!!.

Dan

 

When you reset the service schedule it will only display again after driving 300 or so km.

 

I actually just found this one out myself last weekend while working on the car.

Those cupholders are useless in my opinion, I am tempted to just remove it altogether and use it for storing other things.

Maybe nice to have on a long family drive, but for everyday traveling, the single cupholder in the dash is good enough for me!

 

Still awaiting any answer for the above questions!
Thanks!

Loo

 

What answer are you waiting for? Looks like mottoL replied, and you said thanks.....

If you're asking about the Bluetooth, I would say no. Bluetooth can't communicate with a non-bluetooth device, and more then likely you'd know if you car had Bluetooth built in.

 

A4 Models produced prior to July 2005 are not Bluetooth compatible. If your vehicle was released after July, you may be in luck. Read up in your manual to see if you do have an interface to make your radio acknowledge your blue tooth device. The easiest way to is go to your local Audi dealer, purchase a Audi Phone cradle. Once you put your phone in the cradle, your audi will automaticaly recognize it! That easy.

Currently the Audi Phone Preparation with Bluetooth comes standard in the A6 and A8, and is optional in the A3, A4, and S4 in all body styles.

 

Thanks Midrange!

 

The other day I was driving home and my fuel range was about 75 miles (American bought car) and a few minutes later I glanced back and noticed that where the fuel range is normall displayed it now appeared to display some sort of timer, it read something like 9:22h. I am assuming that this is a trip timer of some sort but the problem is I cannot seem to figure out how to get my fuel range back, anyone know how to do so? It's probably something simple but I can't figure it out and my car didnt come with the manual :S Thanks in advance.

Tanner

 

You pressed the up/down buttons at the right end of the wiper control - they're visible shinning in white in this picture, at the end of the wiper level, above the key hole: