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The German automaker Audi has just announced prices for the 2010 A4 and A5 sedan and coupe as well as the Q5 compact crossover. In the appropriate Vorsprung das Tecnik fashion, each of the luxury vehicles have been improved for next year. The A4 and A5 now feature LED tail lights as part of the Premium Plus and Prestige trim packages, the sporty A5 will also receive, for the first time, the same fuel efficient 2.0 Liter TFSI direct-injection four cylinder engine that is offered in the A4. The larger Q5 Prestige will also offer an optional Luxury Package to make customers feel like their money was well spent. The 2010 Audi A4 will start at $31,450 equipped with the TFSI 2.0 Liter driving the front wheels and goes all the way up to $42,250 for the quattro version when they start to make their way into showrooms. The sporty A5 will start out at $36,000 for a 2.0 TFSI powered quattro Coupe with a manual transmission and will go all the way up to $45,500 for a Tiptronic. The Audi Q5 SUV is not only the heaviest of the bunch, but will also tip the monetary scales the most with a starting rice of $37,350 that climbs to $48,850 depending on how luxurious a packages you prefer. Press release after the jump. Press release Audi today released pricing for the 2010 model-year Audi A4 sedan, Audi A5 coupe and Audi Q5 crossover vehicle, which are headed to authorized Audi dealerships to meet strong consumer demand.  Each of these models in the heart of the Audi lineup receives upgrades for the 2010 model year. A4 and A5 now feature LED tail lights in Premium Plus and Prestige lines, A5 gets the same fuel efficient 2.0 TFSI direct-injection engine offered in the A4, and Q5 Prestige offers an optional Luxury Package.
 A5 coupe model year 2010 Pricing and Model Changes
Q5 3.2 FSI model year 2010 Pricing and Model Changes
4 comments: 2010 Audi A4, A5, Q5 prices announced I think that Audi has already made it cheap enough but not to the point of sacrificing their own prestige as one of the best car companies ever. Remember that the prices are still for next year. That means that it would still depreciate over the few couple of months. They can’t afford to make their cars more expensive because they are up to more competition.
 For a while, I also thought that car companies would make their car a bit cheaper or at least maintain its prices but I’m still thankful that they didn’t increase the price that much. If you would check the BMW car prices for this year, they are pretty much the same with the Audi that is expected to come on 2010.
 The prices looks good, although not affordable for me but good for those who can. Although I expected that they would reduce the price but it seems that their hopes is up that there would be an economic upswing by that time. Well, I do hope so. Because there are lots of good cars who would be available by 2010 and we don’t want them to go bankcrupt like other unfortunate car companies.
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07.22.2009 @ 01:00