How to Distinguish Imported Audi Models?

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MacAndres
07/29/25 6:23pm
Methods to distinguish imported Audi models: 1. Check the rear: Look for 'FAW Audi' markings - models with 'FAW' are domestically produced. 2. Examine the VIN on the windshield: Models starting with 'L' are domestic, while 'W' indicates German import. 3. Compare build quality (configurations): German and Chinese automotive regulations differ, with domestic standards being more lenient. Some configurations aren't available on domestic models or require extra payment, while certain features are specifically tailored for Chinese consumers. The refinement in manufacturing processes also varies. 4. Verify pricing: For the same Audi model, domestic versions are relatively cheaper than imported ones.
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