New AutoWeek has the scoop, but no performance numbers, damn.
New V-6 with 220 hp., CVT trans. constantly variable automatic trans. which is state of the art.
No prices either, but seems like a good replacement for those fed up with the Maximas many short comings, though at a price no doubt.
I'll be waiting for a test drive this Oct.

I may have a mint cond. grey lustre/frost leather 2k SE with about 9,500 miles for sale this fall. All options except heated seats/mirrors and side air bags. Also tinted windows and K & N panel filter. I'm thinking about $22,500 or what Kelly blue Book says for the car with my mileage.

Keep me in mind potential buyers. I'll give you my e-mail address if you e-mail me.

In WA state

 

I have a subscription to AutoWeek and I must asay, I like the Audi. I test drove an A4 Quattro about a year and a half ago and that was one sweet *** ride.

As far as selling your car, you have to remember that a 2001 Max SE will sell for around $18,500 - $20,000 once the 02 hits the floor.

 

The audi are very comfortable cars...i sat once in the back...and the guy was driving like 85,90...i wasn't even hearing the car or the road...really nice car..cost more then the max and less performence

 

the CVT tranny is only available on FrontTrak (FWD) models only. If you want Quattro then you still get the 5-spd or the Tiptronic.

 

The good advatage of the A4 is the quttro option so if you decide to buy one you should get it...