RS4 Cabriolet Confirmed for US Market

Well, I think we all know who's next car this will be...

I think you're right. Between this and the R8- WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?! I have to get on the list, one of them, for sure!

R8. Definitely! The RS4 Cabrio is dated both inside and out.

I'm not so sure, Sevor. The R8 just might be too much money to be practical, it only seats two and I just don't know if I'd have the heart to put it through the winter. The RS4 Cab is still much cooler than my car, and I'd take it in a heartbeat. I'll think it over.

I love the RS4.

A folding one?
I hope not, I can't stand them.

and oddly enough FanBoy that's what everyone but you said about the softops on all the German brands, that they looked great with the top down and "wrong" with them up. And I mean everyone, that was a basically universal comment in any review of the A4, CLK, 3-Series, whatever. And now the reviews say the profiles of the folding hardtops are great because they look just like the coupes. Perhaps you're against them because Audi never HAD an A4 coupe to mimic the look of? How about this, then -- take the A5/S5/RS5, which most people generally seem to like the appearance of. I imagine an A5/S5/RS5 folding hardtop would be pretty well recieved if it looked like the regular coupe model.

Hardtops do ruin a car's profile. JRob, as similar as the 335i convertible is to the coupe, it still is nowhere near as sleek. I can't help but think that a soft top would look better. The EOS is awkward, as are the G6 and Sebring. The only one that really pulls it off well is the SL-- but Mercedes has more experience than anyone, so that's unfair.