>> I do not think it would be as reliable as Audis were in the past.
>
> I don't see why I wouldn't. I trust Audi. Over the years I have had very
> little trouble with any of their products, and I don't see why it should
> change.

Manufacturing methods have changed a lot at VAG since 2003. Cutting costs to
make more profit, and trying to out do the competition, making them too
complex.
After all, they are only to get you (and yours) from A to B.
The last time I looked at the dash of an A4, it seemed that it had more
buttons than my keyboard. As you are such an expert driver, would you not
agree that distractions should be kept to a minimum as the volume of traffic
increases ? More buttons, more adjustments on the fly, less concentration on
the task in hand ?

Anyway, good luck.

>>
>> If a vehicle has four wheels, and they are all driven at the same time,
>> what
>> is the difference between 4 wheel drive, and all wheel drive ?
>
> Google it.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> David
>
> Dave (the other David)
>
> d;o)
>

Yes I am in Euroland, and we call all cars that drive all four wheels '4
wheel drive', from a Fiat Panda Sisley, to Subarus and Lamborghinis. That is
how they are known over here, regardless of technicalities.

But then we call this time of year 'Autumn' whereas you call it 'Fall'. I
think the list would be too long to continue...

best wishes

David (yet another one)