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 2000 Audi A4 Review
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Introduction | Lineup | Walkaround | Interior | Driving Impressions | Summary & Specifications

 Interior

For 2000, the instrument cluster has been revised with improved white lighting with red pointers. Now there's a digital clock with date. An ammeter and oil temperature gauge are provided in addition to the usual array of instruments. The switch gear has been redesigned for 2000. Like the more expensive A6, the buttons are illuminated and offer improved feel. Air vents on the dash panel have illuminated markings to simplify operation at night. The climate control system automatically adjusts according to the season by sensing the angle of the sun. Auto up and auto down power windows in front, with auto down power windows in the rear are among the standard features that show this is a luxury sports sedan. The center console has been completely redesigned for 2000. Storage cubbies are padded to keep small stuff from rattling. Cup holders have been redesigned.

The spacious, comfortable interior sports understated elegance. Audi's "Atmospheres" allow customers to select coordinated interior schemes to match their personal tastes at no extra cost. Materials were upgraded for 2000. Doors close with a solid "thunk." The front seats are comfortable. Optional sport seats add side bolstering for additional support. A large dead pedal is one of the many indicators that Audi views driving as an active rather than passive activity. Optional leather upholstery is a high-quality treat.

The rear seats have been redesigned for 2000 with more pronounced contours that offer more side support. It is still possible for three people to sit in the rear, but it's more comfortable with two. Audi's attention to detail is impressive. The latch for the trunk lid or Avant's hatch is automatically covered when the rear hatch is opened.

The Avant wagon offers 31.0 cubic feet of cargo capacity with the seats folded down. It won't hold as much cargo as many sport-utilities, but it holds quite a bit of stuff. And it stops, goes and handles far better than any SUV. Like the sedan, the Avant comes with a new lining for the cargo area and a luggage net is standard. Avant also includes a 12-volt power socket in the rear.


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