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I advise to go with Turbo version, as its more fun to drive and very reliable too if maintained right. Only thing to take care in any turbo car that one should get the oil service in time and put the right octane fuel all the time. 2.0 Turbo are having more chances of modification as compare to 3.2 (NA). 90% of turbo failure is traced to bad owner maintenance and not the Audi problem. If you get the car with full service history from dealer or from known reputed workshop you can trust the past.

With 2.0 turbo you will also get better fuel mileage and it runs light on nose as little engine is sitting than V6 (heavy one). In Audi some engine burn oil and some doesn't due to driving style and past ownership, so ask the owner if he add little oil in turbo engine every 1000-2000 kms before buy. If you have a chance to choose then go with the owner who don't add oil in between service means that its less pushed car. However there is nothing wrong with other one, but just telling you to how to compare and choose if given being a choice.

Changing material is always expensive route, as you will not settle for plain foamy fabric in Audi and Alcantra game starts from 5k - 20k AED. I think what dilshad said makes more sense if they can re-use same alacantra by carefully cleaning and gluing it properly with Dubai heat proof glue.

Angie, any update on what you have got?

Oh my god, too much like options in one picture: Bumble Bee, R8 and sexy chic. I almost forgot Audi facebook page, my bad.

Where is AUDI DUBAI owners facebook page gone? Its showing local dealer page now.

Welcome to the official Audi Dubai Facebook page! مرحبا بكم في صفحة الفيس بوك الرسمية لسيارات أودي

Admin: have you renamed community fanpage? or sold it to Naboodah?

How much is the price for suspension oil? anyone has an idea?

if its stuck then its best to replace the seat belt.

look for in rashidya it is opposite side of ACE hardware there are a lot of good workshops.

i advise to check on amazon for parts that is not available in uae.

firstly audi cars are so expensive and high maintenance and top it all there are hardly and good experts for audi car. i just sold the car and informed the buyer.

crap

this is one of the easiest part of the car to change.

hudge wrote:

> i am not able to lock the car from inside i can lock from out but not from

> in. what should i do ?

its the first time that i have heard a problem like this.

Two times i had to get the gear box changed the first time the mechanic closed down the workshop so went to another one. now i feel the gear is giving up on me again and this time i would like to go to a good workshop. anyone knows a good one?