Audi

Recently the "Global Economic Melt Down", "financial crisis", or whatever you want to call it, has been taking its toll on the motor industry. While some automakers are attempting to seek government support to stay alive, all automakers are scrambling to find ways to cut costs and save money.

Unfortunately for fans of motor sport, this means less money is being directed towards motor racing. Honda's decision to withdraw from F1 set the scene. Up until then, much of the focus was on GM, Ford, and Chrysler. Honda's reason was simple: money.

Audi has officially launched the all new A4 in Thailand. The A4 is Audi's biggest selling car globally, and is expected to be the companies biggest selling car in Thailand too. Audi expects the A4 to account for approximately 40% of all Audi sales in the kingdom.

Easily the coolest car at the show!

This is actually the 2007 Audi TT. S.E.C Group (the importer) decided to change the branding for the show.

This image was uploaded with the post Thailand International Motor Expo 2006 Photos.

This Audi TT has two engines.

This image was uploaded with the post Thailand International Motor Expo 2006 Photos.

This Audi TT is a bit special. Somebody got the bright idea to install an engine in the back, and yes there is one in the front too. Coupled together and mated to it's 4WD system, this must be a fun car to drive.

This image was uploaded with the post Thailand International Motor Expo 2006 Photos.

Brought in by S.E.C Group, this is the 2007 Audi TT. It is a very pretty car, although this one is wearing the wrong badge.

This image was uploaded with the post Thailand International Motor Expo 2006 Photos.

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