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Audi Allroad
Audi Allroad
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Base MSRP price range:
$39,600
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Car Type: Wagons
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Audi Allroad Overview

The new Allroad is the replacement for the A4 wagon, and provides rugged styling details and extra ground clearance for an SUV-like appearance and light off-road excursions. Its agile handling makes it fun to drive. The cabin is quiet and beautifully finished. And the spunky 211-hp, turbocharged four-cylinder engine, matched with a slick eight-speed automatic transmission, provides decent acceleration and 22 mpg overall, which is competitive with the best small SUVs.

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