Does Esquire's Car Of The Year SURPRISE You? Not The Spies...
The 2010 Audi S4 is a sensational vehicle. No and's, if's or but's. It's just damned good and it does not take long to figure that out.
00R is not the only one who thinks so.
It's the kind of car that when you drive it and you get out it makes you think. That's because it is practical, sounds great, has enough power and has a best-in-class interior. It's just about everything you want in the perfect package.
And as Esquire points out, the 2010 Audi S4 is the creme de la creme; the car of the year.
Is the 2010 Audi S4 deserving of such a title OR can you think of something better?As the automobile has evolved over the past century, so has our ability to measure its talents. Somewhere someone has stuck a computerized, white-coat-verified test instrument on the vehicle of your choice, and its performance has been recorded. Speed, grip, handling, even the timbre of an engine's howl — we can measure that stuff down to a fraction, far past the bounds of argument or sanity. And yet this misses the point. Cars are subjective, emotional things. Car awards are even more subjective. Numbers and stats are starting points, but we believe that the Esquire Car of the Year should make you feel something deep in your gut. You should lust for it and dream about it, but it shouldn't be an impossible goal. It must be attainable for the average man. It should sit in front of your house or office without drawing attention to itself and tackle four seasons of day-to-day transportation with ease. Yet crucially, sometimes, without warning, it must make you snatch the keys off the wall, haul off to the country and just drive. We did just that, for hundreds of miles. We carved up mountain roads, slogged through traffic, blasted down interstates. And we have come to a conclusion: The Esquire Car of the Year is the 2010 Audi S4...
[Source: Esquire]
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