2009 Geneva: 2010 Audi A4 allroad quattro being considered for North America

Posted: Mar 04, 2009
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After unveiling the new 2010 Audi A4 allroad quattro at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, Audi is considering bringing the A4-based model to the North American Market. According to Peter Schwarzenbauer, Audi AG board member for sales and marketing, consumer interest in SUVs have prompted Audi to revisit the market for all-wheel-drive wagon.

Schwarzenbauer told Automotive News that time may be right for an allroad in the United States. Audi previously sold an A6 version of the allroad quattro in North America from 2000 to 2005.

The 2010 Audi A4 allroad quattro will be available in Europe later this summer with three engine choices including from a 211-hp 2.0L TFSI 4-cylinder and a 170-hp 2.0 TDI diesel.

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  • elfamiglia

    The A6 All-road didn't do well here in NA, why does Audi think the A4 all-road would be a hit?

  • kabluey

    Hmmm… An overpriced option instead of buying a sensible Subaru that has the same ughh “body-cladding”… Ya we'll right—we'll just eat this up lol..

  • lextalionis

    Subarus are terrible on fuel economy for what they are, their interiors are spartan, and their exteriors (especially depending on which model) are decidedly low on the aesthetically pleasing scale. Audi just wins on all of these accounts.

    Powerful, economical, luxury sport wagon that can double as a work horse for any demand I want to throw at it. That's my perfect car. Unfortunately, this model is far outside what I consider reasonable to pay for a car, and in that, the Subaru does win.

  • lextalionis

    Subarus are terrible on fuel economy for what they are, their interiors are spartan, and their exteriors (especially depending on which model) are decidedly low on the aesthetically pleasing scale. Audi just wins on all of these accounts.

    Powerful, economical, luxury sport wagon that can double as a work horse for any demand I want to throw at it. That's my perfect car. Unfortunately, this model is far outside what I consider reasonable to pay for a car, and in that, the Subaru does win.