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Audi is owned by the Volkswagen Group, which also owns several other high-end car producers including Bentley, Cupra, Jetta, Lamborghini, Porsche, SEAT and Volkswagen.

Having first bought 50% of Audi in 1969, Volkswagen Group became the sole owners of Audi in 2020 after buying the remaining shares.

Since its founding, Audi’s main headquarters and operations are based in Germany where its largest production factory remains today.

Audi’s headquarters are in Ingolstadt, Germany, where its largest production factory is also located. It also produces vehicles in Belgium, Hungary, Mexico, Slovakia, Brazil and China.

While Audi produced many of its own engines for a long time, since the total takeover of the company by Volkswagen Group, Audi shares many of its engines and design components with other models under the Group’s ownership.

Audi was first founded in Germany in 1909. It merged with three more car manufacturers in 1932, 1949 and 1969 to create the company we know today.

While Audi does not own any car marques, its parent company, Volkswagen Group, owns companies such as Bentley, Cupra, Jetta, Lamborghini, Porsche, SEAT and Volkswagen.

The fastest Audi produced to date is the Audi R8 Decennium, which has a top speed of 206mph.

Both Audi and BMW have a reputation for building high-quality, high-end cars with the best styling and craftsmanship on the market. While Audi may be better known for its signature minimalist styling and interior class, BMW engines are second-to-none, making it as much a question of your own priorities as it is vehicle design.

Standard warranty period for a new Audi is 3 years. Used cars may have differing warranty agreements, please contact your Arnold Clark sales representative for more information.

The costs of servicing an Audi can vary depending on what type of work might be required. Please contact your nearest Audi Arnold Clark branch to find out the best servicing option available for you.

Audi is pronounced the same way in both German and English: au-dii. Using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) the pronunciation is aʊ̯di̩. Sounded out this is pronounced OW-dee.

Used Audi car prices vary depending on the model. While an entry-level option, such as the Audi A1, can cost upwards of £22,135, flagship models like the Audi R8 GT with a V10 engine can cost up to £200,000.

A brand-new Audi R8 has a RRP between £135,000 and £171,000. But if buying used, an Audi R8 can cost less.

Audi Connect is the brand’s in-car infotainment system. You can connect your phone to your car through Audi’s DataPlug, giving you access to a wide range of connectivity options, including remote central locking, infotainment options and checking your fuel levels remotely.

Quattro is a registered trademark of Audi. Quattro means four in Italian and when found on one of its models, stands for the manufacturer’s acclaimed all-wheel drive system. The system is powered by an electric motor at the front and rear of the vehicle to offer the driver superior handling and traction out on the roads.

Audi Pre Sense is the brand’s safety system and comes in three versions: basic, plus and city. Pre Sense Basic closes the windows and pre-tensions seatbelts if it detects an imminent collision. Pre Sense Plus does all this as well as charge the brake, and issues audible and visual alerts to the driver. Pre Sense City also activates emergency braking at speeds of less than 52mph.

TFSI stands for turbo fuel stratified injection. These engines output more power while reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency.

MMI stands for multi-media interface. These screens are found inside many Audi models. Here you can interact with your car’s infotainment system, stereo, navigation system and ambient lighting among other features.

The Audi Black Edition is a limited-edition trim that is offered on certain models. It sits above Audi’s other high-end trims and typically offers a suite of luxury features. These can include large alloy wheels, a lowered suspension, smart LED headlights and distinctive black trim on the interior and exterior.

The Audi S Tronic gearbox is a dual-clutch automatic gearbox that mixes elements of both automatic and manual transmissions to create smoother gear shifts and less delay.

S Line is one of the higher-level trims on Audi models. This trim adds a sportier design to the outside, including new front and rear bumpers, stylish interior upholstery, and LED headlights among other features.

The Audi comfort and sounds pack includes keyless entry and start, a 360-degree camera for easier parking, a new Bang & Olufsen premium sound system with 3D sound, heated front seats and a parking assist system.

Audi’s Virtual Cockpit system is a digital instrument display that shows your key drive information, including speed, distance driven, revs, remaining fuel and charge level and even sat nav. It allows you to quickly check your car’s key information at a glance.

The Audi Tech Pack adds handy technology to your model that doesn’t automatically come as standard. Its additions include a Bang & Olufsen premium sound system, a wireless charging pad for your smartphone, front seat heating and Parking System Plus.

Vorsprung is the top-level trim on many Audi models, including the Audi A5, Q5 SUV and A7 Sportback. It adds lots of technology and drive assists, such as adaptive suspension, park assist and lane keep assist. There’s also a panoramic sunroof, a Bose or Bang & Olufsen sound system and matrix LED headlights.

The RS here refers to the German word, RennSport, which translates to mean racing sport. Many Audi models such as the Audi RS 5, carry this name to refer to their sporty design, handling and performance.

Some Audi models, such as recent generations of the A3, A4, Q2 and Q5, can all update through a free download via the MyAudi app. You can also download this update to an SD card, plug it into your car and activate the update in manual fashion too.

You can find your Audi locking wheel nut code in the owner’s handbook, service book or in the locking wheel nut box.