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http://www.fourtitude.com/news/publish/ ... 3738.shtml

Some machine, 0 miles must be a bit of a fib, how did they get the thing onto the truck at the factory, ah see, must have at least a little turn on the odometer. Seen a gorgeous quattro at the Classic Car Exhibition, need to dig out some pictures.

“We are seeing renewed interest in our classic cars and we fully expect demand for the first Audi quattro to rise dramatically this year,â€

Keddy/QEK at Heyford used to have a gaggle of them, one being a 20V with 350miles on it.

Last time it was seen it had flat tyres, and was in a very sad state. So I would put money on this being that car.

Too much money me thinks!

There are a good few quattro`s stashed away. One comes here every year on a trailor for a service and mot still on the original P7 tyres. A 1986 with 19,000 miles a true minter.

Expect to see them start to apear for sale. It may also depend on how good the series is. If the show is crap it may have the reverse effect??

As Norris suggests,
Audi are carping on about this interest in the quattro, they should continue to supply parts for them.

Some machine, 0 miles must be a bit of a fib, how did they get the thing onto the truck at the factory

maybe it was pushed..will the odometer work with the ignitiopn off with an electronic read out..??

s4woody A good idea but think that's a lot of effort just to keep a quattro with 0 miles

Looks like Audi are clocking their classic car collection

a quick call to a certain Mr Hicks sounds like its in order of the day... is he at Audi H.Q in Milton Keynes?

SOON FIND OUT...

AS norrs2 suggests.... as Herr Hicks swans around in his W12