Cars.com Reviews 2009 Audi A4

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Audi’s contender in the entry-level luxury sport sedan segment has a tough play to make in a space that's packed with competition from the likes of Mercedes and BMW. Does the new Audi A4 hold its own against a recently redesigned C-Class and BMW’s 3 Series? Cars.com reviewer Kelsey Mays finds a few reasons why the A4 deserves serious attention from car buyers looking to enter the luxury sedan market.

2009 Audi A4 Expert Review

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When I go into "Build your Audi" I cannot build one with a manual transmission. Any reason why?

This car looks very good but the V6 is way too expensive. They have really moved into BMW territory with the pricing.

Well, it IS a direct competitor.

LM,
Either it's not available as of now or they made a booboo on their website.

I agree with Sheth. The V6 is way too pricy for the category. Just thin about it for a second...
Both the Mercedes C class and BMW 3 class start around 33000 WITH a V6. The A4 STARTS at 40000 with a V6.
I was just at the dealer yesterday and they had a loaded 3.2 A4. The sticker stunned me at 52,540.00! Thats BMW 5 and Mercedes E class territory.

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