Ever wonder what that specially shaped niche in the trunk of an Audi S5 is for? Transporting slalom cones, of course.
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Ever wonder what that specially shaped niche in the trunk of an Audi S5 is for? Transporting slalom cones, of course.
Chief Road Test Editor, Chris Walton @ 5,244 miles
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subytrojan says:
02:07 PM, 07/ 8/09
Hahahaha! Good one, Chris!
stovt001 says:
02:11 PM, 07/ 8/09
Wow, that looks perfect enough to convince me that's what Audi had in mind when they designed it.
carfreak8394 says:
03:08 PM, 07/ 8/09
You should write in to Audi and show them this picture. They'd probably get a kick out of it.
tinyelvis says:
06:03 PM, 07/ 8/09
That is why Chris is a Chief Road Test Editor.
kyolml says:
12:25 AM, 07/ 9/09
is the cone small or just that space is big?
rjg96 says:
04:45 AM, 07/ 9/09
Cool...too bad the real reason for the oddly shaped cubby is the lame gooseneck trunk hinges.
felonious says:
07:58 AM, 07/ 9/09
Awesome. :)
cx7lover says:
10:18 AM, 07/ 9/09
The Gooseneck hinges are just fine.
indy_mistert says:
11:30 AM, 07/ 9/09
6pack? maybe shortneck bottles
I'm thinking Sierra Nevada Torpedo