The B9 MT6 thread
#41
AudiWorld Junior Member
I have a Daytona Gray premium plus with the Sport Plus Package and Navigation.....
Am I the only one who doesn't like this car? I can't wait for my lease to be up. The throttle lag is driving me crazy! Also the B&O Stereo rattles all of the trim pieces like a cheap Hyundai. Classical music makes the glued on iPad nav screen vibrate and emit a higher pitched rattle than the lower pitched rattles and vibration from bass tones coming from the rear parcel shelf and doors.
Oh, and the Audi Navigation system is useless!!! ETA's when taking secondary roads are often off the 30+ minutes on a mere 1 hour drive. Poor routing as well as the system wants to maximize highway time when secondary roads are often faster and many less miles.
Am I the only one who doesn't like this car? I can't wait for my lease to be up. The throttle lag is driving me crazy! Also the B&O Stereo rattles all of the trim pieces like a cheap Hyundai. Classical music makes the glued on iPad nav screen vibrate and emit a higher pitched rattle than the lower pitched rattles and vibration from bass tones coming from the rear parcel shelf and doors.
Oh, and the Audi Navigation system is useless!!! ETA's when taking secondary roads are often off the 30+ minutes on a mere 1 hour drive. Poor routing as well as the system wants to maximize highway time when secondary roads are often faster and many less miles.
Last edited by tfabrizio623; 04-21-2019 at 02:49 PM.
#42
I have a Daytona Gray premium plus with the Sport Plus Package and Navigation.....
Am I the only one who doesn't like this car? I can't wait for my lease to be up. The throttle lag is driving me crazy! Also the B&O Stereo rattles all of the trim pieces like a cheap Hyundai. Classical music makes the glued on iPad nav screen vibrate and emit a higher pitched rattle than the lower pitched rattles and vibration from bass tones coming from the rear parcel shelf and doors.
Oh, and the Audi Navigation system is useless!!! ETA's when taking secondary roads are often off the 30+ minutes on a mere 1 hour drive. Poor routing as well as the system wants to maximize highway time when secondary roads are often faster and many less miles.
Am I the only one who doesn't like this car? I can't wait for my lease to be up. The throttle lag is driving me crazy! Also the B&O Stereo rattles all of the trim pieces like a cheap Hyundai. Classical music makes the glued on iPad nav screen vibrate and emit a higher pitched rattle than the lower pitched rattles and vibration from bass tones coming from the rear parcel shelf and doors.
Oh, and the Audi Navigation system is useless!!! ETA's when taking secondary roads are often off the 30+ minutes on a mere 1 hour drive. Poor routing as well as the system wants to maximize highway time when secondary roads are often faster and many less miles.
Throttle Response isn’t really too much of an issue with me since I went Stage 1 with APR, installed a IE CAI, and ECS’S charge pipe kit. But when I was stock the throttle response on the car is atrocious. The car is really underpowered for the clutch it’s paired with which makes accelerating from a stop a lot worse. Adding performance definitely brings out the clutches true abilities
#43
I agree!! When the bottom of my feet are wet, driving with the stainless steel pedals is extremely dangerous because your feet will slip everywhere on those things.
#44
AudiWorld Junior Member
i have the same exact car minus the Nav package. I have heard of others that dislike the B&O pack because of the same issue but I haven’t experienced anything like that. The only rattling that ever goes on might be from the deck lid in the back and that’s ONLY when I’m blasting it really high with the sub all the way up.
Throttle Response isn’t really too much of an issue with me since I went Stage 1 with APR, installed a IE CAI, and ECS’S charge pipe kit. But when I was stock the throttle response on the car is atrocious. The car is really underpowered for the clutch it’s paired with which makes accelerating from a stop a lot worse. Adding performance definitely brings out the clutches true abilities
Throttle Response isn’t really too much of an issue with me since I went Stage 1 with APR, installed a IE CAI, and ECS’S charge pipe kit. But when I was stock the throttle response on the car is atrocious. The car is really underpowered for the clutch it’s paired with which makes accelerating from a stop a lot worse. Adding performance definitely brings out the clutches true abilities
#45
2018 Ultra Sport owner here. I started documenting the 6MT cars in early 2018, and also got production info from Vincenzo at AoA as the year went on.
To summarize: the 2018 total is higher than 1,015 because Audi separated the cars into 2 different groups.
The most recent numbers I have are from October 2018:
2018 A4 6MT: 1,013
2018 A4 6MT Tech Value Package: 198
2018 A4 6MT Total: 1,211
These numbers will have gone up a bit since then, as they were not final at the time.
To summarize: the 2018 total is higher than 1,015 because Audi separated the cars into 2 different groups.
The most recent numbers I have are from October 2018:
2018 A4 6MT: 1,013
2018 A4 6MT Tech Value Package: 198
2018 A4 6MT Total: 1,211
These numbers will have gone up a bit since then, as they were not final at the time.
#48
AudiWorld Member
#49
AudiWorld Member
I'm one of the 32 Tango Red 2017 MT6 A4's. Aside from that it's got the comfort adaptive suspension and is a prestige with the driver assist option and a beige/gray interior, so I'd bet it's the only one of its kind.
Yes I actually do use the assisted steering all the time, adaptive cruise much less often (but it's still very useful on the highway with the manual transmission).
There were only a couple of months when you could even order a MT6 in the 2017 model year before they switched to 2018 with the matador red and then they also got rid of the comfort adaptive system. You then had to get the sport package to get the sport package to get the sport adaptive suspension which means no beige interior option.
Yes I actually do use the assisted steering all the time, adaptive cruise much less often (but it's still very useful on the highway with the manual transmission).
There were only a couple of months when you could even order a MT6 in the 2017 model year before they switched to 2018 with the matador red and then they also got rid of the comfort adaptive system. You then had to get the sport package to get the sport package to get the sport adaptive suspension which means no beige interior option.
#50
AudiWorld Member
You had me a bit nervous! But, then I tried them out when it was quite rainy (water all over my feet and the pedals) and I had no problem with my feet slipping. My shoes stuck tight to the pedals. I honestly didn't detect any difference from the standard pedals. Except these look nicer. And the car goes faster.