Audi V8 as insider tip in the classic engine

to read on page 55 of the current issue. Small report from Alf Cremers on the Audi V8. Text:


"Some wonder if they can afford a Porsche 911 of the young 993 series. I'm considering not replacing my Youngtimer collection for the first Audi post-war eight-cylinder. The V8 has fascinated me since his debut in 1988. Ferdinand Piech, then Chairman of the Board of Management, sought the challenge in the luxury class with the all-wheel drive and fully equipped flagship: "Every revolution begins on the road." By 1994, 16648 models were built in the 3.6 (250 hp) and 4.2 (280 hp) versions. Today, the V8 is a secret tip for individualists, a stylish automobile that is very well maintained and available from 5000 euros. Fully galvanized and with a processing quality that set standards."

Here is a photo of a V8 with the subtitle "High value loss as chance. A well-kept V8 is considered a secret tip with classic potential"


how true, how true..........