What are the differences between domestically produced Audi and imported Audi?
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Differences between domestically produced Audi and imported Audi: 1. Different rear ends: Domestically produced Audi has 'FAW Audi' written on it; Imported Audi does not; 2. Different frame numbers: Domestically produced Audi starts with the letter 'l'; Imported Audi starts with the letter 'w'; 3. Different rotating bearings: Domestically produced Audi's rotating bearings have greater friction resistance and fewer rotations; Imported Audi's rotating bearings have less friction resistance and more rotations. The Audi Q5 is a mid-size SUV under the Audi brand, with body dimensions of 4629mm in length, 1898mm in width, and 1655mm in height, a wheelbase of 2807mm, and is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine.
The main differences between domestically produced Audi and imported Audi lie in price and configuration. Having driven several Audis, I found that the domestic versions are more affordable due to tariff exemptions from being produced in China. For example, the domestically produced A4L is tens of thousands cheaper than the imported version, but its power tuning leans more towards comfort, making it suitable for city driving. In terms of configuration, domestic models are more tailored, featuring extended wheelbases for increased rear space and better-localized navigation systems. Imported Audis, though pricier, offer more choices like the S-series performance versions and provide a more authentic German chassis feel. For maintenance, domestically produced cars benefit from faster parts supply and a more extensive 4S service network, making them relatively more economical and hassle-free. The choice ultimately depends on individual needs.
