The advertising slogan/strap line of German automaker Audi.
Often heard at the end of 1980s-era Audi commercials and cleverly adapted to suit the theme of the ad.
Often heard at the end of 1980s-era Audi commercials and cleverly adapted to suit the theme of the ad.
Example 1 - Audi 100 commercial set in New York City:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, Durch Technik as they say in New York, New York"
Example 2 - Audi 100 commercial set around a German violinist:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, as they play, in Germany"
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, Durch Technik as they say in New York, New York"
Example 2 - Audi 100 commercial set around a German violinist:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, as they play, in Germany"
by YYC_A4 February 13, 2008
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German for "Audi, sort-of kicking BMW ass since time immemorial". Also used to annoy Mercedes owners, in cocktail conversations.
Note that to drivers/owners of non-German cars, the phrase is a non-starter.
Note that to drivers/owners of non-German cars, the phrase is a non-starter.
(...in traffic driving an Audi R8 )
: (honking) "Hey there mate!"
: (said "mate" looks across from his scheißeboxen, aka bmw )
: "Vorsprung Durch Technik, biatch >:E" (speeds away, at infinity mph)
: (honking) "Hey there mate!"
: (said "mate" looks across from his scheißeboxen, aka bmw )
: "Vorsprung Durch Technik, biatch >:E" (speeds away, at infinity mph)
by ImDizzle May 17, 2013
The advertising slogan/strapline of German automaker Audi.
Often heard at the end of 1980s-era Audi commercials and cleverly adapted to suit the theme of the ad.
Often heard at the end of 1980s-era Audi commercials and cleverly adapted to suit the theme of the ad.
Example 1 - Audi 100 commercial set in New York City:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, Durch Technik as they say in New York, New York"
Example 2 - Audi 100 commercial set around a German violinist:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, as they play, in Germany"
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, Durch Technik as they say in New York, New York"
Example 2 - Audi 100 commercial set around a German violinist:
"Vorsprung Durch Technik, as they play, in Germany"
by YYC_A4 February 14, 2008