Audi A4 101: EVERYTHING Audi Wants You To Know About The 2017 A4

While I like to think that I do a pretty good job at providing detail when I review an automobile, I know that there's no way I can get it all. Otherwise, the story would be 2,500+ words long and who wants to read all of that?

Also we know there's a lot of pretty cool things that slip through the cracks. Remember, these cars are put through an intensive research and development process that can last upwards of two to three years.

2017 Audi A4

**Read Agent 00R's review of the all-new A4

In order to do our best to deliver you the facts straight from the best source — the manufacturer itself — we've been providing you with these 101 series stories post launch.

That said, scope out EVERYTHING that Audi wants you to know about the 2017 A4.

**But wait, there's more! No, seriously, there is. Make sure to scan through our HUGE photo gallery of A4-specific information. It's a Duesey!


2017 Audi A4

emiliojose - 4/20/2016 12:51:20 AM

+3 Boost

the front is tidier...everything else is the same...

MDarringer - 4/20/2016 8:26:00 AM

+1 Boost

I loved the slide that read "sportier and more aggressive" when it should have read "duller than dull can be".

This is the pretty much the Camry of the German Big Three's offerings in this segment.

For as much as the A4 costs, a person could have more style, features, and reliability by getting in line for a Lincoln Continental.

TomM - 4/20/2016 9:22:16 AM

+5 Boost

As I have said - the current LONG LIVED styling of Audi has run its course - and this is just another slight rehash - with different headlights. While I would not directly compare this to a Lincoln Continental - which is NOT a sporty car - I would compare it to a Cadillac CTS - which is a sporty car - is larger inside - has a better platform and suspension - and probably can be had for the same or less money after dealer incentives (Please buy this).

Even though the Cadillac Styling is also getting long in the tooth - there are few CTSs around to compare it too- the Audis - all the cars - look the same. However - it appears that AUDI is again stepping down from its ALMOST top tier premium status to the second tier again.

carsnyc - 4/20/2016 8:19:28 PM

+1 Boost

Nothing to see here really so I'm hoping the new A8 will be the bearer of something new

knowitall1985 - 4/21/2016 2:58:35 PM

+1 Boost

I'm sure it drives great, but the look is stale.