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I was not pleased when i seen the clock turn to 100k!
I am in two minds on what to do! Shall i keep it until its worth hardly anything..
Or sell it now and get a GTR R35 or RS6 C6.

What do we all think is best .
To be fair i do love my car tho!

Why what happens when you hit 100k? Does it explode?

[quote="HYFR"]Why what happens when you hit 100k? Does it

Lol was thinking the same, they don't go bang when they hit 100k

Haha alright lads
You know where i am coming from lol

if your still loving it and its running nice i would keep it. mines at 91k and feels tight as a drum.

Keep it bro - mine's just hit 50k miles and still loves being driven hard (pig when cold though but I see that as a character trait).

At 100k the engine is just nicely run in....

My current (5th) B7 is on 100k.

The previous.

1. Bought @ 65k sold at 75k
2. Bought @ 18k sold at 23k
3. Bought @ 50k sold @ 55k
4. Bought @ 50k sold @ 55k

My current 100k car feels stronger than all of them!

I do know what your mean - but you need to think that if you can really replace the RS4 with something else that will fill it's boots then go for it. Every few months I think, I would like a Porsche turbo or a GTR or even a new RS4 - and then I go for a drive and remember why I love my car so much. For me I would rather spend the money keeping the car tip top with good servicing, paint and mods to keep it fresh [hence why I just sold a kidney to pay for my interior!] - cars always loose money. Period. It's about the pleasure of ownership.

I am with u on that one syc24!
You have a fair point!
I do get in it and i really love driving it! My mates have got a few cars
That are quicker than me. But what ever you have i suppose there will always
Be someone faster ! Its the handling of the rs4 is on a level of its own .

I don't get all this worrying about mileage especially once your near the 100k mark, you might as well just enjoy it

HYFR wrote:My current (5th) B7 is on 100k.

The previous.

1. Bought @ 65k sold at 75k
2. Bought @ 18k sold at 23k
3. Bought @ 50k sold @ 55k
4. Bought @ 50k sold @ 55k

My current 100k car feels stronger than all of them!

Fair play to you mate !
To be fair my car pulls really well at 5000rpm!
I have had it ported and polished and a de coke

^ Even more reson to keep it. Unless you just want an excuse for the R35 or C6.

Personally I do not understand the stigma with 100k cars nowadays. I'm pretty sure they don't feel the same in Europe when they hit 100k km (62k miles) or 160k km( 100k miles). Doesn't quite have the same ring to it.

rocket1 wrote:if your still loving it and its running nice i would keep it. mines at 91k and feels tight as a drum.

I'm with ye mate mines just hit 97k and it's running great no squeaks or rattles!!
Reg servicing keeps good health every 9k miles I service, nothing on this engine it's hard as anything

I'm on somewhere near 80k, expect to still have it at 150k - there is nothing out there I can see that is as fun to play with, I like the look of, that also works as a proper family car. My brother in law is a mechanic and is of the view that the rs4 practically has a truck engine I.e. Will go and go and go.

What I spend keeping the car in good condition is far less than the depreciation cost if I chopped it in for something new, so I see it as a good investment.