Chalfont

so this is how you get the post count up !!!!

kloover

No, you do it like this...

Bruce M

For defects, not for wear, correct? How does year/mileage affect coverage?

Tgr_Clw

;-)

hyperionguy

and that's with many hard launches and about 8 track weekends, stage 2+.

i too am shocked it lasted that long, it's just now starting to hop a little bit when i take off gently.

My B6 S4 is at 50k miles and no problems.

I used to own an '84 Rabbit (back in '87) and i drove it fast, but always nice to the clutch... no slipping, and it lasted to 140k miles.

I know many folks who torch them in no time, just depends on how ya do it.

ruknd

correct

bhvrdr

battery, etc. You can tell the spirit of the audi warranty versus audi advantage policy in the battery coverage. Notice the first year of the battery coverage in covered by your regular audi warranty as they would assume a bad battery in the first year would be a defect, whereas a worn old battery in the 4th year of ownership is covered by audi advantage. This policy covers the wear items.

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