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well, thats because you are in complete ignorance!

Audi didn't invent LEDs but was the first company to use them mainstream as DRLs on the pre-facelift S6. It's disappointing to see every other company incorporate them into their cars as well. I found the LEDs to be a very unique aspect of Audi vehicles.

I love Audi, but even I am not naive enough to believe they invented the LED or Turbo. LEDs are oldschool technology from 1960s used for computers. I believe the first car to have full LED headlights and running lights was the Lexus LS600h-L. And the first production automobile with a turbo were some shitty GMs. Daimler invented the modern day supercharger on a combustion engine and still holds the patent to today. Audi was the first at many things, but not those.

Clearly, fatty knows 'shxt' about cars. Look at BMWs from the 90's. They all looked alike. Chris Bangle set out to differentiate them and he was successful. Audi's signature grille has only been around for about 6 years. "audi was the first auto company that copies every idea from others, e.g. A5, Q7, R8, TT, A1, A7 etc etc..." - what exactly did they copy? How is that copying ideas from other companies? And guess what. Audi was founded 7 years before BMW even existed. OMG SO BMW IS COPYING EVERYTHING AUDI OMGOMGOMG. Who am I kidding. It's useless trying to argue with an idiotic BMW fanboy like yourself. Hopefully you'll grow up one day.

Audi has Quattro yes but that's just their name for their four-wheel drive system; the Audi Quattro (1980) is far down the line from the first four-wheel drive vehicle in history ("The first four-wheel drive car, as well as hill-climb racer, with internal combustion engine, the Spyker 60 H.P., was presented in 1903 by Dutch brothers Jacobus and Hendrik-Jan Spijker of Amsterdam") Audi wasn't the first to use turbos in their production cars ("The first production turbocharged automobile engines came from General Motors in 1962") Apparently Audi weren't the first to use Diesel engines in production cars ("Mercedes-Benz in conjunction with Robert Bosch GmbH produced diesel-powered passenger cars starting in 1936") Turbochargers and superchargers are similar in principle but their not the same thing; superchargers have existed for longer than turbochargers for one and the supercharger's existence can be attributed to Gottlieb Daimler ("first functional supercharger attributed to German engineer Gottlieb Daimler, who received a German patent for supercharging an internal combustion engine in 1885") - ("The turbocharger was invented by Swiss engineer Alfred B?chi. His patent for a turbocharger was applied for use in 1905") "1998: BMW makes history by winning the 24 Hour Nuerburgring race with the 320d"; a good 8 years before the Audi R10 won it's maiden race at the 2006 12 Hours of Sebring. * quotes sourced from Wikipedia

Aluminium body was the first time used in a production car by the Honda NSX, so you fail again.