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About Genuine VW Audi

The Volkswagen Group, also known as “VAG”,

consists of Volkswagen, Audi, Lamborghini, Bentley, Bugatti, Porsche, Ducati,

MAN, Scania, SEAT, and Skoda. 

The original parts

used by VAG to build your car are available as replacement parts under the

“Genuine VAG” brand. Manufactured under the direction of VAG, expect excellent

quality and a premium price since these parts are available exclusively through

the VAG Dealership network.

Audi is a German car manufacturer headquartered in Ingolstadt,

Germany. 

In 1928 Jergen Rasmussen, owner of DKW acquired most of the

shares in Audiwerke AG. Audi Dresen models were first launched in 1929, all

Audi cars of that time period were very luxurious automobiles. The company has

been a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG since 1966 but the origins of Audi can be

traced back to 1909. 

Audi was originally known as Auto Union from its former owner

Daimler-Benz. Volkswagen was responsible for re-launching the Audi automobile

brand in 1965 with its introduction of the Audi F103 series.

Audi began its emergence as its separate brand for the first

time the pre-war era. The Audi brand was introduced to the United States in

1970.

 Audi had a conservative image at the time producing models

such as the Audi 50, 80, and 100. Audi's performance car which was introduced

in the 1980s was known as the Audi Quattro. which was a turbo-charged all-wheel drive coupe. The vehicles

were hand built by a single team.

 The Quattro Coupes were an instant success in rally racing

competitions. Audi knew that they were on to something and this proved the

advantage of all-wheel technology in race cars. In 1985 the Auto Union name no

longer applied and Audi was officially named Audi AG.

In case you never knew, the current Audi logo denotes the 1932 auto union between four automotive brands: Audi, Horch, DWK and Wanderer; amalgamated together to set the base of the AUDI AG, or just Audi as we know it. 

Audi is now a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group