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Old 02-10-2015, 02:45 AM   #4
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The biggest benefit and downfall of the twins is that they are a niche car aimed to fill the enthusiast-but-not-a-baller crowd. It's a great platform for driving and begs to be tossed around, it's raw yet underpowered to keep it tame. The gas mileage is good for daily driving, and the rear seats and trunk space provide ample support in times of emergency porting of extra passengers and light luggage. It offers some practicality, but does not accommodate for all situations.

I think sports sedans like the RS4 are more refined and mature. They offer creature comforts and provide a more solid ride experience in terms of comfort. These sorts of cars offer top notch performance, yet might seem dull when compared to a lightweight sports coupe which has compromised comfort for fun.

So.. yes, the only option is to have a multi car garage and a fat wallet to fill that garage with toys and utility.
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