Audi have slowly been dropping the quality and engineering side for a while now to be honest.. same across the board for VAG cars it seems... read reviews for the T-Roc with its completely solid rock hard plastic interior no soft touch in site. Carwow review was not impressed with the wobbly...
Interesting and my perception is this - generally most noticeable bad driving seems to occur in ‘premium’ German branded cars, andnin my opinion for what I see generally VAG branded cars - perfect example of this yesterday was a brand new A6 sat right up my back bumper in stationary traffic...
Certainly noticed this from when I took our 8P in for a service and was given a new 17 A3 Sport - little things like the door hinges, bonnet release, torsion beam suspension, floor hinge accelerator pedal amongst others...
I had a new 17 plate A3 Sport as a courtesy car and that rattled round the steering column and other places, previously had a A4 B8 one that rattled by the windscreen pillars. Bit disappointed to hear them...
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