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**Pjayjukr** · 10-15-2011, 11:23 PM

you should be able to pull together most running costs by asking a dealer or a service station as well as using the factory specs with an adjustment (+10-20% for fuel consumption, for all cars usually)

I would recommend you ask at the same time the prices for some common spare parts (brakes, spark plugs, mabe something bigger like the transmission). Audis are said to have high costs for parts, but if you put together a list and compare you know what you are getting in to.

No car should be bought without using Excel before.

10-15-2011, 11:23 PM	#29
Pjayjukr Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	you should be able to pull together most running costs by asking a dealer or a service station as well as using the factory specs with an adjustment (+10-20% for fuel consumption, for all cars usually) I would recommend you ask at the same time the prices for some common spare parts (brakes, spark plugs, mabe something bigger like the transmission). Audis are said to have high costs for parts, but if you put together a list and compare you know what you are getting in to. No car should be bought without using Excel before.
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