2007 Audi A4 consumer reviews

First two Audi?s were A6?s, I wanted to try an A4. I was not disappointed, this car was a little rocketship and handled great in all kinds of weather

I love this car but only after putting in some work. Coil pack needed to be replaced as well as the spark plugs and thermostat

This car comes with many upgrades--Convenience and Premium; It's both luxurious and comfortable and has numerous safety features; Never owned a better car. An Audi is my next car!

Are used my 07 Audi A4 Avant to haul bicycles, skis, kayak and other stuff all the time. I drove it for 180,000 miles, and had very good luck with it, in terms of reliability especially in winter conditions. I wasn?t thrilled about the support from Audi dealership, but I found a good local mechanic to take care of it.

Great car for me - hauls a lot of stuff and is pretty sporty. Handles great, I have the 3.2 V6 engine that has more power and torque than the standard 2.0 turbo 4. BUT - These cars have a timing chain that lasts 250,000 miles, and requires an engine removal to replace, approx $4000 bill would exceed the value of the car.

Love her! The drive, attention to detail, quality of parts, interior design. Everything about Audi is a win. Just take care of them, after 107k the previous owner never thought to change out the oil, was gunked up and sticky like glue. Do full check if buying used, Audi drivers don't always have the most common sense.

Drives likes a dream, looks very hot inside and out. I have the red paint and tan interior. Personally I love the red it stands out everywhere you go. The sound system is great for factory. The car has decent power but there is a bit of turbo lag till about 3,500rpm and the power starts to die off somewhere after 5,500rpm or so. Car is awesome but if you live somewhere with cold winters you may experience your engine light coming on and off randomly, Audis have a lot of sensors and everything is electronic so the cold can effect it in weird ways. These engines also burn out from the get-go, it's just a design flaw so always keep a jug of oil that meets Volkswagen standards. They burn roughly 1 litre of oil every 1000-2000km depends on the car it self and how you drive it/kilometres and wear on the engine and components. A oil catch can is a good idea to catch any extra oil that blows by into your intake/intercooler/turbo. Which leads to lower combustion and premature wear on your engine. Also helps lower the oil burning consumption. If you decide to get one of these cars make sure you know how to replace spark plugs and coil packs because these cars are known for going through plugs/packs. Due to the oil burning it fouls the plugs much faster then some other motors. Oil cooler would also cool the turbo and oil itself more which would probably help lower the oil burning consumption. I bought this car 4 weeks ago with 82,902km so far I'am at 84,419km I've had to top up my oil once but I have no idea what my oil was at when I got it from the dealer. hard to tell how much my car personally burns. So if you decide to buy one of these cars don't worry to much about the oil burning as long as it isn't excessive. So far no rusting anywhere, but it's an 11 year old car so it has its small scratches here and there if you really look close. But under side and entire engine bay is rust free, even the exhaust bolts are in decent shape and removable.

The car has done anything and everything I?ve ever wanted it to do. In the winter it can get through any amount of snow.

This car is great for a small car to run errands in. Repair costs are reasonable on the Audi A4. Much less than the BMW that I owned prior.

Sleek, stylish, quick and handles very nice with a luxury feel. It is very dependable and I have absolutely loved this car.