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Amir Sharifi @ Apr 20th 2006 8:28PM
I dont see the RS4 handling that great. After all it is a 3637 lb car. I see it more as a "go fast in a straight line" car. For a little cheaper, you can get a BMW M3 CSL, with this you have the ability to go fast and cut corners much faster than the RS4 would be able to. But after all, i havnt driven the RS4 or the M3 CSL so dont take my word for it. I owned a 3 Series at one time while my friend had a 2003 Audi S4 and it felt as if the BMW handled much better than the S4 seeing that it had a "boaty" feel to it.