Frederick drivers need a place where they can quickly and conveniently sell their cars – we hope to be that dealership for you. At Audi Frederick, we're committed to pleasing our clients in every way possible, whether that be selling them a fantastic new Audi or buying their used car to add to our pre-owned inventory. When you want to sell your car in the Gaithersburg area, we recommend selling your car to Audi Frederick for the quickest, easiest car-selling experience possible.

Beginning in 2020, Audi integrated its innovation MIB 3 (Modular Infotainment Toolkit) infotainment platform in most of its lineup, adding an abundance of new Generation 3 technologies. Up to ten times faster than previous Audi hardware, MIB 3 features an in-vehicle hotspot with new audio-streaming-optimized basic unlimited Wi-Fi included with Audi connect® PRIME for connectivity of up to eight devices. The platform also features new Sirius XM with 360L, hybrid digital audio, and Function on Demand purchasing capability via the myAudi marketplace.

For 2022 model year nameplates,

Drivers from Gaithersburg to Hagerstown, MD, can reserve their own Audi e-tron GT through Audi Frederick

It's clear by now that the internal combustion engine's reign as the auto industry's primary power source is on borrowed time. That the automobile's destiny is electric is especially true for luxury vehicles, as battery-centered powertrains allow for quieter and more robust performance. Take the 2022 Audi e-tron GT, for example, which made its journey from concept to reality with minimal design alterations. With its striking style, invigorating driving dynamics, and ultramodern

When you purchase a new Audi vehicle, you're getting more than style and versatility. You're getting a peerless Audi experience with premium accommodations, engaging performance, and advanced technology. It's a rewarding experience that, with proper care and maintenance, stands up to the miles. Here at Audi Frederick, our commitment to your Audi experience goes well beyond the sales floor. And our factory-trained service center experts are here to help you get the most out of your Audi and keep it running like new for years to come.

Why Get Factory Scheduled Maintenance at Audi Frederick

Your Audi's battery has a demanding job. Not only is it tasked with starting the engine, but also running all lights, systems, accessories, and ports. But since it's located out of sight, it's typically out-of-mind until a problem arises. And the effects of a dead battery can range from the minor inconvenience of asking strangers for a jump to the dangerous situation of being caught alone in freezing temperatures. So, it's important to be able to recognize the signs of a strained battery and to know when to have it tested or replaced.

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Despite what the name suggests, a wheel alignment (a.k.a. tire alignment) doesn’t involve servicing the wheels themselves. Instead, it involves adjusting the suspension so that wheels roll at optimum angles and that the tires make full contact with the ground. Modern vehicle suspension systems maintain their positions much better than in the past. So, while alignments are a fairly common service item, they're usually performed on an as-needed basis instead of being routine maintenance. But how do you know when you need an alignment? And what issues does an alignment fix? Here's a quick

Routine maintenance is essential to ensuring your Audi's safe, efficient, and long-lasting performance. And oil changes, as basic as they may seem, are the foundation of every proper service schedule. But why are they so important? And is it a good idea to go to an Audi dealer for the service?

Why are regular oil changes so critical?

Engines contain many metal parts that rapidly slide against each other. However, due to the high friction coefficient of metal, those parts won't readily move without a little help. Friction between the parts causes them to wear down and reduces…

There's no getting around it; the automobile's future is electrification. The internal combustion engine likely still has many years to go, but the shift has already begun, and the days of gasoline dominance are numbered. Modern interest in electric vehicles (EVs) began to pick up in the early 2000s, with adoption rising exponentially with each subsequent generation.

Today, two of the most prominent all-electric brands are Audi e-tron® and, of course, Tesla. Powertrain technology for these two automakers is very similar. For example, when comparing midsize crossover models

Typically, an automaker will exhibit a concept cars as a prototype, a way to show off new technologies and radical styling without committing to full production. This allows the company to measure the public's reaction to the design and, should the response be negative, affords plausible deniability that "well, it's just a concept, we weren't really going to add this to the lineup."

There are exceptions, of course, albeit few, in which the vehicle makes it to production with minimal alterations. And one of them will be available to Gaithersburg and Germantown drivers before you know it…

The Audi e-tron family is about to get a little bigger. Joining the popular e-tron midsize SUV and Sportback models, the all-new Q4 e-tron represents the automaker's next step toward its goal of a 30-percent electrified U.S. lineup by 2025. Audi hasn't provided an exact launch date and has kept quiet regarding specifics. However, what we do know is the Q4 e-tron is a compact crossover that promises engaging driving dynamics and plenty of versatility. Here's a quick look at some of the known details.

• Plenty of Power: The Q4 e-tron finds motivation in an 82-kWh…