AndyTHT

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/shots_02_l.jpg"></center><p>During my search for pictures of the 2001 model, I came across this cool picture of this baby's rear end...and thought that you guys might want to have a look too...Drool!

Wando

Really not sure on those new rear lights!

AL B

<p>'99.5 A3 1.8TS Silver

<IMG SRC="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/registry/pictures/ALB-A3-175.jpg" WIDTH=150 HEIGT=112 ALIGN=left ALT="AL B's A3">

ravenx

<p><a href="http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/audis3"><img SRC="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/ravenx_glow.GIF" BORDER=0></a>

sunstar

What happens if some dork crashes into my car's back and I'm in need of new rear lights?! I hope Audi keeps A LOT of the old ones on stock...

AudidudeNZ

when I bought my A4 in 96 getting the rear lights smoked dark was all the rage (I didn't).
Now its all about "clears" - people on other forums (esp the American dominated ones) even list this in their sigs!!
I guess even Audi pays homage to the "planned obsolescence" technique indulged in by manufacturers (albeit rather subtly), which makes existing product identifiable as "old" and thus building pressure to update.
For me those clear rears look very jappo and _might_ work better on the silver cars.<p>Greg Spark
New Zealand

AndyTHT

My will be fine, I opted for silver. No worries at all

Rurz

No, they'll just say that you need TWO new rear lights rather than one ;-)

a3_quattro

Why can't the lights go all the way down to the bumper? It would look much better.<p>99 A3 quattro Sport
Cactus Green / Platinum Leather
Body kit?!