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yacoub @ May 5th 2008 8:37AM
This sounds like the punchline to a joke, given VAG's notorious electrical systems.
Bill Montgomery @ May 5th 2008 4:47PM
Meh! I've had 7 "recent" Audis since 1997 and none (not one) has had a single problem, much less anything electrical. Time to move forward out of the early 80's buddy... It's that sort of closed-mind thinking that got us into Iraq. The rest of the world buy Audis like they're going out of style and production can't even meet demand. Maybe if many Americans didn't spend 40-50 hours a week watching television they would understand there is a world out there besides 'just' the (US)