A Space Frame aluminum chassis is one of the more notable features worthy of mention in our 2006 2007 Audi A8 review. This technological innovation is not evident in the Audi A8 picture above, but internally the car is no ordinary luxury sedan. There's no disguising that the A8 family stands at the forefront of innovation among premium luxury sedans. After all, the determined growl of a purposeful V8 will never go out of style. Nor the surefootedness of Quattro all-wheel drive. Whether you choose the A8, or the spacious A8 L, you'll find that thoughtful luxuries abound, such as:

Considering that these are the flagship vehicles of the Audi fleet, the 2006 2007 Audi A8 and 2006 2007 Audi A8L are not typical luxury cars. Sensors placed throughout the car gather information so the Electronic Stabilization Program can automatically manage brake pressure and engine torque. If that’s not enough, the front suspension is light and agile, while the rear suspension is a controlled-toe trapezoidal link set up designed to allow the driver to read the road in a controlled manner befitting a premium luxury sedan. We haven’t even devoted space in our Audi A8 review to the engine – a 40-valve, 310 horsepower V8 that greets the road with gusto. Once you’ve driven this car, you won’t settle for anything less ever again.

You don’t need to look at 2006 2007 Audi A8 pictures to see that this vehicle is a work of art at rest, as well. The vehicle soothes with soft Valcona leather, elegant wood inlays, 14-way power seats and concert-quality audio. There’s a solar panel sunroof, power mirrors, seats that remember settings for up to four different drivers, and the optional Parktronic feature, which consists of sensors on the front and rear bumpers that alert the driver when the car is getting too close to the vehicles around it. Additional Audi A8 parts include:

Like all Audi vehicles, the improved 2006 2007 2007 Audi A8 also offers the finest in safety features, from light-sensitive fog lights to self- tensioning safety belts to airbags in the front, rear, and sides. The car received a dual five-star rating in NHTSA New Car Assessment Program’s 35 mph frontal impact crash test, making it one of the safest cars on the road today. According to other Audi A8 reviews, perhaps this car’s most advanced safety feature is the body material itself – aluminum. The metal is lighter weight pays dividends in active safety, while its programmable deformity scores points on the passive front. And as awareness of side-impact collisions grows, the genius of aluminum becomes ever more apparent. See for yourself – buy an Audi A8 today and experience the difference.