who knows

 

Cool! Thanks again, yoda, hey, where abouts in ct are u?

 

Between 900-1200 sedans and 149 wagons. So yes they are more rare than the CQ.

1700 cq were in canada and us, in 3 years.

 

 

Awesome, thanks bud!

 

Jeez guys stop killing them then for the engines.

 

Between 900-1200 sedans and 149 wagons. So yes they are more rare than the CQ.

1700 cq were in canada and us, in 3 years.

3 years? how so i though it was just 90 and 91

 

I am about to be the proud owner of a nice bamboo metallic one with 130k on it, and i will not be making a frankencar out of my 2 audis, so, sleep well with that bit of info! : )

 

Mine's still running at 248k miles. Thought the turbo was dieing again in the middle of summer, was getting fuel shutoff at high boost in 3rd and 4th. Now that it hasn't been 100 fackin' degrees for a month straight the problem is totally gone.

For a little while I was worried I was gonna have to giver 'er up. Now she's running as good as she ever has.

 

Between 900-1200 sedans and 149 wagons. So yes they are more rare than the CQ.

1700 cq were in canada and us, in 3 years.

3 years? how so i though it was just 90 and 91

few made it in 89

 

Jeez guys stop killing them then for the engines.

If the guys across the pond would be a little nice we wouldn't have to.. not all btw

It's my opinion it's all 60mins fault and they can suck a nut

 

:stupid: 60 minutes = pinnacle of US journalism

 

I have a pair of 200 20v's in my shop, both in the resto-mod process. Both will be remaining 20v 5 cylinders as long as I have any say in the matter.

 

Between 900-1200 sedans and 149 wagons. So yes they are more rare than the CQ.

So is that North America or just the USA and 200 20v cars was just sold in 1991 right?

 

Between 900-1200 sedans and 149 wagons. So yes they are more rare than the CQ.

Do you know where this number comes from? I contacted Audi of America to ask them and they gave me a significantly lower number for sedans (for the US, that is, not NA).

Edit: Not implying that it's wrong, of course. Maybe that figure represents all North American sales, or Audi just pulled a number out of the air for me. I'm just curious.

 

http://www.audiworld.com/model/sales.html

 

My 200 only suffers from intended acceleration.

Jeez guys stop killing them then for the engines.

If the guys across the pond would be a little nice we wouldn't have to.. not all btw

It's my opinion it's all 60mins fault and they can suck a nut

 

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Thanks Roger! According to the spreadsheet, only 1078 C platform quattros (meaning 100's & 200's for '91) were sold that year, so it stands to reason that the number of 200tq's sold in '91 <= 1078.

I'll go ahead and throw out the number Audi gave me from their records: 348 sedans were imported and sold in the US. Combined with the Avants yields a total of 497, which I believe is quite reasonable compared with the similarly priced V8 quattro at 527, according to the spreadsheet.

 

I have a sedan an Avant