Titanium or no?
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I was unsure too when i had to make my decision. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, afterall you will be driving this car for years and not anyone else here. Look up some photos or go see the real car in person at a dealer and make the decision that way.
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I agree. And IMO, Seeing the car in person is best. I had AUDI locate 4 dealers for me in my area that has an S4 or S5 with all the interior trim possibilites. some of them were red/black magma seats too which helped the most in making a decision
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Meantime, we're enjoying our S4 and looking forward to summer, or even spring, when we can give it a wash and have it stay clean for more than a day!
With the Ti's at delivery:
With the RGRs and Pilot Alpin P3s:
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I bought the Titanium!!!!
So I took the occssaion on MLK Day to make the move. I purchased a 2011 Prestige, Meteor Gray, Ti, RD, Black Nappa, window shades.
I think I got a very fair deal and absolutely love the car. I test drove a non Ti over the weekend, then went back to the Ti and realized that was the one for me.
Thanks for all of the advice and I will share photos as soon as the weather here in the DC area wil allow me to take some great shots.
I think I got a very fair deal and absolutely love the car. I test drove a non Ti over the weekend, then went back to the Ti and realized that was the one for me.
Thanks for all of the advice and I will share photos as soon as the weather here in the DC area wil allow me to take some great shots.
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So I took the occssaion on MLK Day to make the move. I purchased a 2011 Prestige, Meteor Gray, Ti, RD, Black Nappa, window shades.
I think I got a very fair deal and absolutely love the car. I test drove a non Ti over the weekend, then went back to the Ti and realized that was the one for me.
Thanks for all of the advice and I will share photos as soon as the weather here in the DC area wil allow me to take some great shots.
I think I got a very fair deal and absolutely love the car. I test drove a non Ti over the weekend, then went back to the Ti and realized that was the one for me.
Thanks for all of the advice and I will share photos as soon as the weather here in the DC area wil allow me to take some great shots.
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"Congrats on the purchase. I wish they had the titanium package when I purchase mine. I'm curious though - why did test driving it make a difference?"
Just to clarify. I was weighing the Ti Prestige package with a loaded PP (non Ti). I wanted to make sure the Ti was for me. The test drive was to really get a better look and feel for a standard looking S4 (tri-spoke, 19", t Ti). Love them both, but the Ti package on Meteor Gray looked better to me and worth the extra $2,000 I had to pay.
Just to clarify. I was weighing the Ti Prestige package with a loaded PP (non Ti). I wanted to make sure the Ti was for me. The test drive was to really get a better look and feel for a standard looking S4 (tri-spoke, 19", t Ti). Love them both, but the Ti package on Meteor Gray looked better to me and worth the extra $2,000 I had to pay.
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When you guys get the Titanium Package are you guys planning on getting new tires for your winter tires? When I asked about the Titanium Package with a Dealer he said "you know they don't have any traction when its wet" and they told me to look at a car they had in stock... obviously this is a ploy for them to get what they have in stock out but I was just curious as to how many of you are going to get winter tires in addition to ur TI Package and if they are really needed?
I'm located in NY so it does snow here during the winter and roads do get icey.
I'm located in NY so it does snow here during the winter and roads do get icey.