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Only snagged one photo, but them be rare out here.
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That car is quite long.
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Whereabouts do you live? I’m in the DC area, and the V8 models really aren’t that rare. The W12, on the other hand...
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Are they rare? I saw one downtown the other day. It was beige. BUT it was the A8L TDI and I thought it was very cool
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In the Denver area they are everywhere as well, but it’s one of the largest markets for Audi.
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I think the standard wheelbase D3 A8 is actually more rare. They are fantastic cars.
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Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Anything higher than an A4 is rare over here (even if we have an Audi dealership nearby to boot).
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A8s in Canada are rare to come by (unless you live near some high-economy city like Toronto or Vancouver perhaps).
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Oh ok. I hear ya
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A8Ls in NJ were
the
executive-mobile of choice. I used to see so many of these on the road during the common leasing period, then I saw the S/A7s when they happened to be the new thing. TBF, the county I live in is ranked 8th in the country for median household income, so there’s enough leases to keep cars interesting. So many Teslas right now.
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Are they rare?
I was thinking the same thing. The majority of A8s I’ve seen have been the “L” variant.
Which kinda makes sense: if you are shopping for the “big” Audi, why not get the long one? If rear seat space isn’t a priority, the A6 and A4 models (and variants thereof) are probably more appealing.