For many years, the Audi's "T" stand for "turbocharged", but now Audi is starting to defy their own ways with the new supercharged V6. Take a ride on the new supercharged V6 and you will be explaining to everyone how the supercharged is technically a belt driving turbo.

Here is the 2009 Audi A4 Avant quattro , quattro as in four-wheel drive. This modern day wagon is light years ahead when compare to the 70’s wagon.

The Quattro models by Audi are all wheel drive version, all available on every Audi Quattro model in Canada. The 2009 Audi A3 Sportback Quattro has a very fast acting hydraulic multi-plat clutch that performs as the center differential. The amount of power gets shifted from the front wheels to the back wheels can varied because of the center deferential of the hydraulic multi-plat clutch.

Here is the new fully redesign 2009 Acura TSX. In the past previous models, Acura had questionably no kind of specific individuality when it comes to styling. Although, this year with the introduction of the second generation of the MDX brings the Honda/Acura brand’s individuality a stronger sense of purpose. Some like the new 2009 Acura TSX and some may not be too impressed.

Here is the new 2009 Acura RDX with a reputation for driving dynamics by the Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD)

This is the second generation of the MDX and it is a big looking SUV. The people over at Acura are not afraid to call their 2009 Acura MDX as a sport utility vehicle although this type of vehicle one of the top gas guzzlers.

Here is the new and redesign 2009 Acura TL with new ways to win over buyers. The 2009 Acura TL is a powerful, yet smart, with one undesirable feature: a puzzling set of teeth. On the whole, this car is beautifully redesigned and fit extremely well with the latest cars by Acura.

This is the popular Japanese luxurious compact car, the Acura CSX (the high end Honda Civic). The 2009 Acura CSX Tech is exclusively in Canada. This is an entry-level model from Honda premium division. Here in Canada and particularly in Quebec, drivers are more attracted to smaller cars than their American partner.