Originally Posted by
88ninety9
I think that's a biased opinion. How could it solely be based off of that combination, when there's plenty of other models with less production numbers? There's a gentleman with a 1 of 1 nogaro s4 in the states, so how could it refer to a model combination of less than 27 and not pertain to a 1 of 1? Imo that 1 of 1 is more of a unicorn than almost any other model combination referred to as "unicorns". That would also exclude the b7 ibis Ti avants as well. If we want to establish rules, id say tar is spot on, however I don't believe it should be specific to whole generation. At that point, in regards to "b5" generation that would group a4 and s4 in the same category. Then you can't specify facelift models from non facelift models; they're different cars all together. Obviously, most people will be biased to their specific model. If you want to make rules, supply production/import papers from AoA. Also, we could distinguish production "unicorns" from vehicles made to be "unicorns".
Here's an example of why I (and others) consider my car a unicorn. I also
don't believe there are any pearl s4 avants prior to 01.5
Based on that, I'd say mine is a unicorn
· 262 - Model Year 2009 Audi A6 3.0T Avant 4-DR Auto quattro models sold in the U.S.
· 40 - Model Year 2009 Audi A6 3.0T Avant 4-DR Auto quattro with Night Blue Pearl Effect exteriors sold in the U.S.
·
4 – Model Year 2009 Audi A6 3.0T Avant 4-DR Auto quattro with Night Blue Pearl Effect exteriors and Light Gray interiors sold in the U.S.
Tbh though, I consider all C6.5 A6 Avants unicorns as Audi of America only imported 1,066.
In 2009 there were 262 Audi A6 3.0 AVANT 4-DR AUTO QUATTRO models sold in the U.S.
In 2010 there were 439 Audi A6 3.0 AVANT 4-DR AUTO QUATTRO models sold in the U.S.
In 2011 there were 365 Audi A6 3.0 AVANT 4-DR AUTO QUATTRO models sold in the U.S.
Reply With Quote
Follow me on instagram @m27autowerks
Bookmarks