Audi World Premiers at Geneva.


Audiholic said:
ALREADY!?
:confused:

I know... that's what I said to myself!

But it is from the official site!? So you would think they know what they are talking about!?
 
siko said:
So you would think they know what they are talking about!?
I myself really doubt it.... We just have to wait and see. I still stick to my S3, TT & Allroad premieres.
 
Whoa! :eusa_clap A RS4 Cabriolet!!!!!! :banana: :banana: :banana: Now where do I get the money to place an order? Simply awesome these new Audis are!!! :t-cheers:

M
 
I 'm disappointed by the news so far! I hope at least the new TT will be there.
 
if none of those 2 come.. tt and 3er.. audi and bmw can more or less pack their stuff and go home.. save some cash.. cause i dont want your ass there..with old half ready cars..
 
Yannis said:
I 'm disappointed by the news so far! I hope at least the new TT will be there.

Don't worry about it, like I said, the list (on the show's website) is incomplete.... if you look at it, so far, it's missing alot of stuff that we know will be there.
 
Audi RS4 Cabrio in Geneva

The dutch website Autotelegraaf.nlsays that the Audi RS4 Cabrio will be one of the three premieres promised by Audi for Geneva. Another one should be the Audi Allroad Quattro. The two cars have been secretly presented to a gathering of Audi dealers in Tenerife.

While the RS4 Cabrio won't be able to contend with the Bentley Continental GTC for the "fastest cabriolet" in the world, with its awesome 4.2 V8 engine with 420 ps it will probably be one of the most terrifiyingly funny convertibles a man can drive.

The third premiere might be the RS4 Avant, but on this point Autotelegraaf isn't very clear. If true, this means that we will have to wait or the debut of the new TT and S3 for a while yet.


Source
 
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Source: www.autoblog.nl

Photoshop?
 
Well if those three are right than supposedly North America won't see any of them.

Audiworld
Geneva 2006 Preview
By: Jason Teller


Audi set for three world debuts in Geneva
Last week Audi released a statement confirming that it would show three world premier automobiles at the Geneva show starting (Press Days) on February 28th.

With so many both substantiated and unofficial upcoming new models in the Audi family, speculation immediately ran rampant about what would actually be shown at what has become a very major European show.

One model, at least, did not seem to be too much of a mystery; Audi had previously shown the allroad quattro concept in Detroit in 2005 and it appeared to be on track for a production model launch in Geneva. It would make perfect sense to see the new allroad in Geneva considering that it is not slated to be sold in North America, but rather remain a European-only model at this point to avoid vulturizing Q7 sales in the all important US SUV market.

So the allroad seemed all but certain thus leaving the rumor mill spinning around what other two vehicles Audi would show. Guesses ranged from the redesigned TT to the S3 to the highly anticipated R8 supercar.

We found ourselves fourtunate enough to be told by trusted sources exactly what would be shown (together with the reminder that that particular information should remain under embargo until later this week). Then a funny thing happened: the "confidential" information appeared on the official Geneva Motor Show website.

Therefore with a clear conscience we can reveal that in addition to the expected allroad quattro debut Audi will also show two new RS 4 variants - the RS 4 Avant and an RS 4 Cabrio.

The Avant, of course, represents the continuation of Audi's reputation as a builder of some of the most sought after ultra-high performance wagons on the planet. The Cabriolet, on the other hand, is something completely new - the highest output soft-top vehicle ever produced by Audi. Expect to see a few features to distinguish it from its sedan and Avant brethren. Unfortunately, like the allroad, Audi has no current plans to bring either the RS 4 Avant or Cabriolet to North America.

In a perfect world we would now be able to share photos with our readers as well, but alas those are still under the dreaded embargo. The good news is that the public reveal is only a few days away. Stay tuned!

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Audi AG is a German automotive manufacturer of luxury vehicles headquartered in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany. A subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group, the company’s origins date back to the early 20th century and the initial enterprises (Horch and the Audiwerke) founded by engineer August Horch (1868–1951). Two other manufacturers (DKW and Wanderer) also contributed to the foundation of Auto Union in 1932. The modern Audi era began in the 1960s, when Volkswagen acquired Auto Union from Daimler-Benz, and merged it with NSU Motorenwerke in 1969.
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