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Audi Japan reveals new rice cooking option on its A8

Audi Japan reveals new rice cooking option on its A8

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blogentry-133713-0-54291400-1427938056_thumb.jpgIn line with its 'Vorsprung durch Technik' motto, Audi launched the world's first (likely) rice cooking system as an option for its A8 models sold in Japan.

 

blogentry-133713-0-43076900-1427938070_thumb.jpgIt is believed that if your A8 has this desirable option selected, it would keep its value much better than those without. It might even be the most desirable option one could have in a A8.

 

blogentry-133713-0-67152000-1427938080_thumb.jpgWe couldn't help but agree with Audi. I mean, as a successful businessman, your food must be able to keep up with your fast-paced lifestyle and having a proper rice cooker to cook Asian's staple food is as useful as it gets.

 

blogentry-133713-0-54274100-1427938090_thumb.jpgAlright, we are a little late on the April fool's joke but yes, this is one good one from Audi.


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1fast1

Wait a minute. This is an April Fool's joke but the stupid coffee machine wasn't? You could've fooled me!

 

The Audi A8 might think it's a "rice cooker"... until it comes up against a GTR or an LFA. :)

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TameDriver

The Audi could tempt the rice eaters with cooked rice, thus slowing them down :()

 

 

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