'Quattro permanent all wheel-drive" - kind of misleading. It's just electronic haldex, right?
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We've found a set of photos that have come across the wire of Burlesque star Dita von Teese who took part in the UK launch of the new Audi TT in London today.
You can find the rest of these photos from Reuters at the following links...
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'Quattro permanent all wheel-drive" - kind of misleading. It's just electronic haldex, right?
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Need bigger pics!
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2006 GTI 2.0t & 2001 GTI 1.8t
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Looking good! I always reserve judgement until I can see it in the flesh!That being said...
You should check out her website!
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Quote, originally posted by intonation » 'Quattro permanent all wheel-drive" - kind of misleading. It's just electronic haldex, right? I just want to see her on all fours. I'll drive.
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Quote, originally posted by vertigo » I just want to see her on all fours. I'll drive.
Marlyn Mansons wife is hot
#8
First Howard Stern in an A8, now Marilyn Manson in a TT...When does the devil's RS 4 get delivered?
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Quote, originally posted by intonation » 'Quattro permanent all wheel-drive" - kind of misleading. It's just electronic haldex, right? I amagine its permanent because there is no switch on the dash between 4WD and 2WD. It doesn't mean all 4 wheels are always applying power. Even Subaru doesn't imply that! Whether there is electronic control such as an active differential or a purely mechanical center differential doesn't really matter these days does it? The majority of folks who buy these cars have no idea how they work.
In any case, what's wrong with "just haldex"?
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