September 11, 2004 Source: Audi Communication Motorsport All three Audi R8 will start from the first two rows in the season final of the Le Mans Endurance Series in Spa-Francorchamps/Belgium. Fastest Audi driver was Allan McNish in the Audi R8 of the Audi Sport UK Team Veloqx. The Scotsman and his team mate Pierre Kaffer […] More »

September 10, 2004 Source: Audi Sport NA/Champion Racing POMPANO BEACH, Fl. (September 10, 2004) – The Audi Certified Champion RS 6 team faces its greatest challenge in the team’s five year history competing in the SCCA SPEED World Challenge GT series. The SCCA Pro Racing Ltd. organization recently issued additional adjustments to the Audi RS […] More »

September 10, 2004 Source: Audi Communication Motorsport To be capable of winning races and to fight for the championship – this was Audi’s season goal for their works comeback in the DTM. The expectations have already been more than fulfilled: The Audi A4 DTM has already won four times in its debut year, and at […] More »

September 9, 2004 Source: Audi of America AUBURN HILLS, Mich. – Updated 2005 model year change points. 2005 Audi A4 1.8 T / 3.0 Sedan / Avant Warning Triangle discontinued (early 2005’s may still be equipped) Telematics no longer available OBD and LEV II on 3.0 Discontinued blue interior (Sedan /avant only) Bi-Xenon headlamps replace […] More »

September 7, 2004 Source: Enlighten ANN ARBOR, MI – Enlighten announced today that it had launched a major website redesign for German luxury automotive marketer, Audi of America. With 83% of Audi buyers using the Internet as part of their car shopping experience and 65% also stating that the website experience itself had a “big […] More »

September 7, 2004 Source: AUDI AG, Audi Tradition The NSU motorcyclist from Austria suffered a fatal accident on September 11th 1954 at the final meeting of the season in Monza, having already become world champion. September 11th, 2004 is the 50th anniversary of the death of Rupert Hollaus. The 23-year-old Austrian had just become world […] More »

September 5, 2004 Source: Audi Motorsport In front of a record turnout of 73,000 spectators Audi celebrated their second one-two victory in a row in the DTM. Having clinched his third victory in the season, Audi driver Mattias Ekström took another step towards winning the DTM title this year. With two races remaining, the Swede […] More »