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Come now, an Audi RS3 is a pretty specialized car. I'll go months between seeing any of the RS models, I remember distinctly the last one I saw: an RS5 at Whol
by linsomniac 3y ago
Come now, an Audi RS3 is a pretty specialized car. I'll go months between seeing any of the RS models, I remember distinctly the last one I saw: an RS5 at Whole Foods 2-3 months ago. Autotrader lists 138 of them for sale (new and used) in the entire USA. So, yes, that is going to be something that the average car-buying experience isn't going to apply to.
That said, I do see 7 of them used within 50 miles of Maryland zip 21278, I'm sure one of them would at least let you sit in one and probably drive it.
- millzlane 3y agoThank you for checking again. I may go check em out. Oh and you're not wrong. It is rare.
- linsomniac 3y agoNote: Those ones I saw were all used, no new ones listed in your area. I'm a big Audi fan here, who for a variety of reasons moved over to Tesla. Among others, I used to have a B6 variety S4, and it was a thing of beauty. 40v engine was like a German clock. Nose heavy, but still fun on the track. Ran into an RS4 with the aftermarket supercharger at the track, quite lust worthy. They are very fun cars, for sure see if you can get in the seat of one. (Mostly I moved away from Audis because I was spending so much in maintenance. My A8 had $10K worth of toys that needed repairing (phone bluetooth, a couple door handle buttons, steering wheel motor, slow leak in the air suspension, etc. Nothing that kept it from getting me around. And that 40v engine I knew if there was ever a problem it was going to cost more than the car was worth at that point. I had a throttle position sensor that left me stranded a couple times and put the fear of the German road gods in me :-)