Why is the Audi S4 do damned heavy?
(This isn't really my purchase list - I can't afford half of these new, and I'm not a big fan of Subarus, so my hope right now is a 2000-2005 used S4 wagon)
Make | Model | Engine | Horsepower | Weight in pounds |
Audi | A4 | 2.0T i4 | 200 | 3671 |
Audi | S4 | 4.2 v8 | 340 | 3957 |
Subaru | Impreza WRX | 2.5T flat4 | 230 | 3252 |
Subaru | Impreza | 2.5 flat4 | 173 | 3071 |
Subaru | Outback XT | 2.5T flat4 | 250 | 3415 |
Volvo | V50 | 2.5T i5 | 218 | 3263 |
Volvo | V70 | 2.5T i5 | 300 | 3646 |
BMW | 325xi | 2.5 i6 | 215 | 3737 |
BMW | 530xi | 3.0 i6 | 255 | 3858 |
2 comments:
Are you going to be benching your car? Because if you can lift 3000lbs, an extra 900 shouldn't really make that much of a difference.
I vote you get a Beemer!
Naw, but car weight makes a big difference to how zippy the car is, and efficient it is.
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