Men’s magazine Esquire has announced the 2010 Audi S4 as its Car of the Year and while we think there are plenty of other similar cars that could be chosen, it’s a pretty good choice and definitely the kind of sexy-sedan blend that its readers would be looking for. Other cars in the 2010 car line-up for Esquire included Cadillac for local US cars, the Honda CR-Z for hybrid models, and the Mercedes SLS AMG as the most ‘awe inspiring’.

The Audi S4 wins out, being described as “pretty, fast and attainable”. If you’re a guy, you might be more interested in the cars for pretty passengers category. Esquire says of the S4:

Numbers and stats are starting points, but we believe that the Esquire Car of the Year should make you feel something deep in your gut. You should lust for it and dream about it, but it shouldn’t be an impossible goal. It must be attainable for the average man. It should sit in front of your house or office without drawing attention to itself and tackle four seasons of day-to-day transportation with ease. Yet crucially, sometimes, without warning, it must make you snatch the keys off the wall, haul off to the country and just drive.

See a video of the S4 drifting and burning up some track after the jump.

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