Overview & Reviews

For 2010, the Audi A4 loses its convertible variant as well as its optional V6 engine, while the navigation system (now standard on Prestige models) comes with the improved third-generation MMI system and real-time traffic.

User Reviews:

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  This is a FUN Car - 2010 Audi A4
  By Riplip - April 6 - 10:57 pm

  First of all, before I purchased the A4, I looked at the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes c class, Infinity and even Cadillac CTS. I believe this is a typical sampling in this space. I picked the A4 for the roomy interior (at least for a small sedan), torque and interior design. It may not have the fastest top speed/acceleration in its class, believe me, with the torque, its good enough. Love the interior and sound system. Its a fun car to drive.

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  The Best Entry-Level Luxury Sedan - 2010 Audi A4
  By Mark - April 2 - 3:32 pm

  I have owned four Audis and a number of other European cars and this one is the pinnacle so far. The build quality and choice of materials (inside and out)are segment leaders. The engine has unbelievable torque given its size and the ride is very compliant with minimal body movement. The steering is also sublime - it seems to know where you want the car to be pointed. This generation of A4 finally has real rear- seat space as well.

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  Pleasantly Surprised - 2010 Audi A4
  By TD in Tarrytown - April 2 - 11:52 am

  Our Audi A4 has exceeded all our expectations. The ride quality is outstanding and the handling in the snow/heavy rains has been phenomenal. Although my wife is the primary driver, I love to drive the car on the weekends. The ride is tight and although the speed sensitive steering takes some getting used to, it was rock solid at highway speeds. This vehicle represents a great value compared to the competition.

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  Nice luxury vehicle for the price, but... - 2010 Audi A4
  By Casey - April 1 - 8:42 pm

  It could have been better. Lack of Auto dimming mirrors and memory seats on non Quatrro model is a joke. To get those two features, you need to go with a Quattro for an extra $2K (for automatic) and another $9K for Prestige option. Steering wheel can be little more stiffer. It is too light that I constantly have to make adjustments while driving. When Im on freeway, I go zig-zag. My girlfriend actually got motion sick due to it. I have an Infiniti which has a real stiff steering wheel, so itll probably take a while to get used to it. Audis Multi Media Interface(MMI) is not very easy to use. It is located in the center console, so you need to look down while driving to change something.

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  My 3rd Avant - 2010 Audi A4
  By Bubbles - March 28 - 5:39 pm

  Ok Ive been sold on these cars for awhile. This is the 3rd one Ive leased but its the 1st one Im thinking about buying. The B&O stereo is excellent, the NAV is way improved, I like the rear camera, and the extra few inches of width/wheelbase, the seats with the sports package are also much better. Yes the suspension is stiff for a family ride but Im not looking for a minivan with all wheel drive. I want something fun. This is by far the best Avant yet. These cars are a great mixture of fun, practicality, efficiency, safety and overall value.

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  Amazing Car (Prem + w/ sport package) - 2010 Audi A4
  By blwrx20 - March 27 - 2:34 pm

  I must admit I have not had this car very long to date, but the fit and finish of this car is excellent. The engine power is adequate from the 2.0T base, but with aftermarket performance upgrades that are safe and relatively inexpensive this car can really be made to move. Im 62 and interior fit is nice, sport seats are comfortable. Ride with the sport package is great and fuel economy thus far is about middle of the road. Highly recommend this car.

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  Disappointed - 2010 Audi A4
  By jim373 - March 2 - 9:27 am

  Just bought a new 2010 A4 with A/T. Found the steering too light and steering doe not return to neutral after a turn at normal speed. This requires more attention and correction from driver making the car unpleasant if not unsafe to drive. Acceleration is acceptable, but fuel economy is bad. For 70% highway and 30% light local driving, I averaged only 21MPG. Thats what I get for my 05 V6 Accord. Also find the controls unfriendly and complicated to use.

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  My Baby - 2010 Audi A4
  By Kaje - February 17 - 7:21 pm

  This car has exceeded all of my expectations. I purchased it in the fall of 2008. The gas mileage is unreal: occasionally I will get 37 mpg on the highway (10 mpg better than EPA projected). I am 6 foot 6 inches and it feels like this car is tailored for me. My father fits at 6 foot 11 inches and he it works for him as well. The LEDs are a must, as I have gotten an innumerable amount of glances and BMW 3 series wanting to race because of them. The Audi A4 is just as capable if not more so than the other cars with which it competes. The grip is unreal. And while other cars are sliding around on the ice, it drives just like it would on asphalt. This car is a dream.

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  A well put together Machine - 2010 Audi A4
  By Dan - February 14 - 10:12 am

  Have had my new A4 for about 5 months and it is the best car Ive ever owned. I attended one of those Audi Driving experiences where they let you drive a Lexus, Mercedes and BMW, as well as the A4 and while the A4 wasnt superior in every category, it was the all around winner (atleast for me) Interior design is sleek and quality, exterior styling turns heads when I drive by. Fuel efficiency is off the charts, 24mpg city, and 33 highway, although I have taken a couple long highway trips and gotten 34-35mpg. I will admit, Audis past quality issues made me think twice about buying. I hope reviews of this model were correct.

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  All 10s - 2010 Audi A4
  By r. sterling - February 12 - 9:16 pm

  This vehicle is a remarkable example of German engineering and build quality. Engine, transmission and drive train are perfectly matched in this sub mid size platform. Body and interior tolerances are precise. Feature benefits are many leaving this driver with anything left to be desired. One word, impressive!