• Current Audi allroad owners are invited to tag an image and story of themselves with their vehicle via Audi’s social media channels
• Ten winners to receive a VIP trip to Deer Valley to test drive the all-new allroad
Current Audi allroad owners can share their story and images via any of Audi social media channels, including Twitter,Google+, Flickr or Instagram. Posts must be tagged with #myallroad for consideration. For those who are not registered users of these social media sites, submissions can be emailed to myallroad@audi.com.
Audi will select 10 winners to take part in an all-inclusive VIP trip to Deer Valley to test drive the all-new Audi allroad. Winners will be notified between the dates of Jan. 18 – 20, 2012, and must be ready to book flights within 24 hours of being selected. Travel for this trip will take place from Feb. 1 – 5, 2012. Please visit http://audi.us/allroadcontest to view the official rules.
Making its re-entry into the U.S. market for the first time since 2005, the Audi allroad returns with iconic design and functionality blended with segment-leading technology. The new features 211 horsepower with 258 pounds-foot of torque that makes it faster and more fuel efficient than its predecessor. The new allroad also features a longer wheelbase for ride comfort and more headroom for front passengers. Audi offers several advanced technology features for the allroad, including adaptive front lighting, Audi side assist, Audi connect™ with factory-installed wireless internet and onboard MMI® Navigation system with Google Earth™ maps and real-time SiriusXM Traffic information, for a true aerial view of the route.
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Hmmmmm, I wonder why Audi woudl be embarking on a marketing campaign for All Roads? Could it be they plan to release a new All Road to the North American Market soon? That woudl be awesome!
It’s for the A4 Allroad not the A6 allroad. Audi is trying to convince the enthusiasts that the A4 allroad is the allroad. If only they put their effort into marketing avants.
Yes, AoA has today (just today, I believe) posted a teaser for a new 2013 allroad, which, with its 2.0 liter engine with 258 ft-lb of torque is clearly an A4. And there is mention of paddle shifters and no manual transmission, at least in the photo of the EU-spec car.
Wish they could a thrown us a morsel, like a manual transmission. Or diesel. Or both.
I’d rather have a regular A4 Avant. Lighter and lower to the ground.
Good try though.
My S8 passed 120k recently; I’ll hang onto it a little longer…
Still kicking myself for letting my B7 3.2 6MT S-Line Avant go off lease…….
Footnote: allroad enthusiasts outside the US go fly a kite
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