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Tony Quiroga · 5 min read Leading the news about Audi's 2025 model year is the disappearance of the A4 sedan.
He never went to a Cars & Coffee, he didn't quote acceleration times, and he probably never redlined any of the cars he owned. Judging by that, a lot of folks wouldn't count him as a car enthusiast. I'm not so sure. He appreciated design, luxury, build quality, and reliability, even if the Malaise Era conspired against most of those attributes. He made bold choices, sometimes practical, sometimes not. But he lived a life without fear. You can see that in his cars. I loved him.
A pair of elegant, if lozenge-shaped, new electric members of the Audi family will join the gas-powered models for 2025.
He never went to a Cars & Coffee, he didn't quote acceleration times, and he probably never redlined any of the cars he owned. But was he an enthusiast? Yes.
We find an electric that successfully mimics a gas car, and that should give us all hope.
Tony Quiroga · 5 min read The Audi Q5 and SQ5 , with an entirely new look, will go on sale by midyear next year as 2025 models.
Tony Quiroga · 2 min read From the September/October 2024 issue of Car and Driver. Every new car is a pretty good first date.
It wants to go steady, but do we?
Internal-combustion fans will approve, as there won't be a hybrid version of the SUVs at launch.
The 2025 A5 and S5 will be the first models to ride on the new platform that Audi's calling Premium Platform Combustion (PPC).
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