2007 STI Limited
Re: 2007 STI Limited
Originally Posted by Threxx
Yeah... people keep trying to convince me to get a programmer for my Audi A4 to bump power from 200hp/207tq to ~260/300 which I have to admit would be badass. They all tell me it will hardly affect reliability at all, but I have to question that statement because if it wasn't going to dramtically affect reliability, then you'd think Audi would have at least increased stock boost by half that much as thus be quite a bit more competetive power-wise with other cars in that class.
Re: 2007 STI Limited
Originally Posted by Threxx
A lease and a rental are two different things- you know it's a lease - I mean you must have literally asked that or brought that up about my car a minimum of 5 time in the 6 months I've had it... so I don't know why you always call it a rental other than to denigrate my purchasing decision every chance you get? That must be it considering you keep asking it in question format even though you should know the answer by now.
But yes, it's a lease - and if something blew up not only would I potentially void the warranty but I might violate the terms of my lease and be forced to buy it at the end which is the last thing I want to do.
But yes, it's a lease - and if something blew up not only would I potentially void the warranty but I might violate the terms of my lease and be forced to buy it at the end which is the last thing I want to do.
Last edited by anasazi; Apr 17, 2006 at 07:55 PM.
Re: 2007 STI Limited
Originally Posted by Threxx
A lease and a rental are two different things- you know it's a lease - I mean you must have literally asked that or brought that up about my car a minimum of 5 time in the 6 months I've had it... so I don't know why you always call it a rental other than to denigrate my purchasing decision every chance you get? That must be it considering you keep asking it in question format even though you should know the answer by now.
But yes, it's a lease - and if something blew up not only would I potentially void the warranty but I might violate the terms of my lease and be forced to buy it at the end which is the last thing I want to do.
But yes, it's a lease - and if something blew up not only would I potentially void the warranty but I might violate the terms of my lease and be forced to buy it at the end which is the last thing I want to do.

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