Originally Posted by Quattro Steven

I agree that Sprint Blue is an absolutely beautiful color. The roads in the US have gotten pretty bland the past 10-20 years. They are oceans of white, black, and gray/silver cars these days. Having grown up in the '70s and early '80s, I remember when all sorts of colors (even ones not flattering to automobiles) could be seen in everyday driving.

Thanks for the pics, Scott. Shots like this are helpful to let people see what the colors look like when it's not a perfectly sunny day. The more pics we can get of various lighting conditions the better.

Originally Posted by irenesbob

I kinda like the Yellow (Imola?). With the black interior it really pops. I haven't decided on that color yet, probably don't want to be a cop magnet. My other choice would be Quartz Gray.

Originally Posted by Comso

So, tomorrow is Sprint Blue day. I can't wait.

Originally Posted by Comso

Just closing the loop, picked her up at about 10am this morning. First delivery on here in 2010?

LOVE it. It's taken me 10 years to get this car, but the wait was well worth it.

Originally Posted by SFV A4

While talking about this color, I'd like to ask a question to Scott Mitchell. When a customer brings in a trade such as this Sprint Blue S4, is the rare or "bright" color a positive or negative? I know common colors like white, black, grey, and silver sell the easiest, so does that make owning a bright blue car a tough trade in the end? I was all set to get a medium blue A4 when my dad brought up the resale idea and I backed out.

Originally Posted by iamaudi.com

On an S4 I don't think Sprint Blue or yellow are going to hurt resale at all, they may even help.

Originally Posted by mellow_sparky

I'm not sure I completely agree with this - maybe it depends on where you live. Our local dealer has had a Yellow S4 Prestige with 6MT, Sport Diff and carbon fiber on their showroom for two months now. They can't move it - no one wants yellow. I've driven it twice