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It's been ages since i test drove the A5. It was an 07 build. Does this have the speed in digital by holding the bottom button on the right-side stalk.

Also on the manuel car, does it tell you the currant gear and recommended gear change on the DIS?
 

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Yes, you get the speed in digital by pressing the button on the right hand stalk and scrolling through the display options.

What kind of car does Manuel drive? (does he like currants?)

The display will show the current gear and, if you choose, the suggested gear. (this can be switched off if you like).
 

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soz, it was the laptops spell check. I was ment to say if your in gear 3 and you should be in gear 4 it will display as; ' 3 ---> 4 ' It would be on a 1.8 tfsi
 

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The in gear and recommended gear can be set to be displayed in the MMI screen, even on the 1.8 models
 

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am i right in saying the mmi is the interface. So where audi concert/symph/nav plus is displayed? Like the car setup, etc?

I noticed on the new A4 it's displayed at the bottom of the DIS.
 

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The recommended gear works well and allows you to save the engine and a little petrol for the best gear change. It also recommends gear changes down if you stay in a gear and the car starts to labor.

Amusingly it gives up the recommendation when you drive it hard.

I like it.
 

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Like the humour!!!

Quattro Joe - I like the comment "What kind of car does Manuel drive? (does he like currants?"
 

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i never got it at first...blame apple mac for that ;)

manual and current -there i've spelt it! :p I would have expected more sarcasm on yahoo answers than this forum... :(
 

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Checked today. In 5th at about 1900 rpms driving around town (somewhere in the 40's mph) the "recommendation" was to shift into 6th. Not only would this be low on the power band if I had to accelerate all of a sudden, but it is also harder to keep the speed down. I mean just a little bit of extra gas could produce red and blue lights in my rear view mirror.
 

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Quattro Joe - I like the comment "What kind of car does Manuel drive?
Isn't he the one with the Forty Towels in the back?:D
 
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