Audi Emblems

2026 was an absolute blast 🌧️🔥
Even the drizzle all day couldn’t kill the genuine vibe from the VAG community. The S4 isn’t in perfect shape yet, but bringing it out to my first VAG-dedicated meet made the day special.

One of the coolest parts of the day was seeing the variety of builds people brought out — from clean OEM+ setups to some absolutely crazy but incredibly well put together tasteful swaps. Check out Ben’s green rear-mounted VR6 Scirocco with an electric motor on the front axle in the video… easily one of the wildest and most creative builds there. The amount of engineering and passion behind projects like that is seriously inspiring.

What really stood out though was the enthusiasm from the community. No matter the platform or style, everyone shared the same passion for these cars and the culture around them. Being part of that and seeing so many people dedicated to preserving the heritage and keeping these cars on the road is something I fully support. That passion is what keeps the scene alive.

Finally got to meet the Audi Club North America Canada Chapter crew — huge shoutout to you guys 🙌

Also had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with Garrett, founder of 👌

Big thanks to the organizers for putting together such an amazing event. Can’t wait for the next one.

I’ve been looking forward to replacing the front grill emblem on my S4 C4 ever since I got it. Finally had the chance to do it this warm spring of a morning. As I have finally plated the car, it is just the right time to do it and take it for a spin. The Audi needs some TLC but the quick highway pull never hurts, right? Excited as hell!

Another Audi Nardi Sport steering wheel, reupholstered in genuine Italian Nappa leather, paired with a custom handmade “200 20V” badge for ‘s Avant.

Joey is a true youngblood Audi enthusiast and a proud heritage keeper, as well as a member of the Audi Club North America.

This particular steering wheel wasn’t just another order—it played a key role in something bigger.
It helped fund my next Audi S4 (C4) garage find project last year… now fully resurrected and back on the road.

Would you take it or leave it?
A semi-abandoned Audi B2 Coupe (FWD) I spotted on the streets of Yerevan.
It was repainted black about 3–4 years ago, and back then the owner was asking $1700.

Looks like plans changed… and not exactly for the better. Since then, it’s been “worked on” — with -style fender flares added — but the interior is completely gone, and the restoration quality is, honestly, pretty rough.

Still, there’s something about cars like this.
Half-dead, not quite alive… stuck somewhere between a dream build and being forgotten. You can’t help but feel something when you see a project with such an uncertain future.