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ruggels @ Apr 12th 2007 1:53AM
"Plus the Audi should have had this supercharger in the first place to justify the price to me."
bwaahahahahahha so good. remind me of the last time audi used a supercharger again? lol. being a fan of American cars is one thing, being completely ignorant of a car companies progress the last two decades is another. And while you can, indeed, compare it to a z06 i doubt any of it's prospective buyers would, they're not looking for cheap speed or best bang for the buck, when you're dropping 100,000$ on a car (for the base R8) there are other qualifying factors.