Audi Model Research
The homework, done the Westchester way
Most model research reads like it was written from a spec sheet in another state. These guides weren’t. Audi New Rochelle — family-run on Harrison Street since 1980 — builds a full research set for each model it covers: a buyers guide across every trim, a page per trim that says what the money actually buys, a service and ownership guide grounded in what I-95, the Post Road, and a Sound-side winter do to a car, and a pricing and leasing walkthrough that uses Westchester’s 8.375% sales tax, not the city’s.
Two model sets are live today, with more on the way as they’re finished. Every page draws on current-year window stickers, EPA figures, and what this store’s own customers write in their reviews — including the parts a spec sheet won’t tell you.
When reading turns into driving
A guide can settle the trim question; only a seat settles the car question. The Harrison Street showroom sits minutes off I-95 by the New Rochelle Metro-North station, keeps both models on the floor beside the store’s used and certified pre-owned stock, and takes test-drive bookings through the contact page. Current programs live on the specials and finance page, and this library grows as each new model’s research set is published.
MSRP figures exclude the $1,295 destination charge, taxes, title, registration, and options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Equipment and availability can change with configuration and production timing; confirm current specs with Audi New Rochelle.