Audi B8 Problems by year

again and grabbed after a half inch to inch. This also caused the car to drift back to the right more than intended. This continued for my entire drive home (an hour and a half at highway speeds). Since then it has happened quite frequently and at different speeds and different road types. The second steering issue is more of a "notchy" feel and occurs while turning the wheel in longer sweeping turns, this happens at all speeds and causes me to have to constantly correct it further to make the turn safely. I have informed my dealership and await a new steering rack to be replaced, however, due to research I have personally done online, I am not confident this is the cause or solution to this issue. Please check this (http://www.Audizine.Com/forum/showthread.Php/513862-steering-issues-2013) thread for additional info from other audi owners who are experiencing this issue. There are over 500 posts about this in this thrad alone as this issue seems to be across all models for 2013. I feel very strongly that this is a serious safety issue and that audi is not taking it seriously or being up front with owners as to the seriousness or prevalence of this issue and I feel they won't until the nhtsa gets involved. Please take this and other complaints from 2013 audi owners seriously and take the necessary steps to correct this issue as soon as possible! *Tr

disconnected. Few times during simple maneuvers at highway speeds such as changing the line quickly (requires say left and right wheel movement) the wheel sleeps through the center zone with the feel of not being connected to wheels and the car seems to be on its own, but when the center "dead zone" is passed it seem to find the ground and "reconnect" with the car. This creates a safety concern that I can't control the car. The steering works fine at bigger turns. Also "dead center" forces me to correct steering all the time when traveling on the highway, which creates a floaty feel in general. The dead center also contributes to the second issue: 2. Notchy feel - the steering doesn't react on small incremental steering wheel turns, but then when the dead center is passed it bites and tries to overcompensate with the turn. So there isn't a progressive turn feel, but it's going from no turn, to more then required turn which creates a safety issue for me. Seeing audi service department and having the car there for 3 days they noted that: "car operates within manufacturer specifications" and when they tested another s4 on the lot - it had similar feel. However I do believe it's a safety concern and bad implementation of the electric steering assist. *Tr