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Take in the Rich Cultural History of Clarksville Seated in a New Audi from Audi Nashville

Resting at the confluence of the Cumberland and Red Rivers is the quaint community of Clarksville, known for its history, cultural diversity, tobacco trade roots, and, of course, Southern hospitality. First founded in 1784, Clarksville takes its name from Revolutionary War hero and frontier fighter General George Rogers Clark, whose brother was none other than William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Tobacco warehouses once lined downtown Clarksville, with farmers bringing their harvest to town to be shipped down the Cumberland River that winds toward Nashville and our Audi dealership. Back in 1789, Clarksville became designated as a tobacco inspection point. Today, downtown Clarksville serves as the entertainment hub of Northern Tennessee, hosting numerous summer concerts, parades, and festivals. Several events - including the annual Riverfest in September - take place at the Clarksville Downtown Commons, and a new Audi can get you there!

Clarksville - Tennessee's oldest incorporated city - celebrates its history through a living-history pioneer settlement, the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center, and stunning historic architecture downtown. Learn about local Civil War history at the Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center. Our Audi dealership serving Clarksville has dozens of luxury models for you to take in all of the historic attractions and the trendy craft food and beverage scene. Vibrant and culturally diverse, Clarksville has influences of Fort Campbell and Austin Peay State University that are hard to miss. The Governors' campus is in the city. A sizable military community resides in Clarksville with the Fort Campbell Army base lying just to its north along the state line. The Leaf-Chronicle - the oldest newspaper in Tennessee - also resides in Clarksville.

Clarksville has been struck by a number of strong tornadoes since the turn of the century but continues to flourish - much like the extensive Audi lineup, which you can find only an hour away. Clarksville, a vibrant city located just 40 minutes northwest of Nashville along I-24, is the seat of Montgomery County. That puts Audi Downtown Nashville - our satellite store in SoBro - in a prime location to serve customers from Clarksville and its neighborhoods of Greenwood, Needmore, and Sango. At Audi Nashville, we're committed to delivering Audi excellence to our Clarksville customers.

Audi Dealer Serving the Greenwood Neighborhood of Clarksville

New Providence and Saint Bethlehem are now part of the Clarksville area, as the population has more than doubled in the last 45 years. Clarksville is one of Tennessee's fastest-growing cities and currently the state's fifth-most populous city. Sitting on the banks of the Cumberland River is one of Clarksville's most widely known neighborhoods: Greenwood. Known for its numerous bungalow dwellings, Greenwood is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city of Clarksville. In fact, Greenwood was home to the first Clarksville High School.

Whether you're tossing in the clubs for a tee time at the Mason Rudolph Golf Course or you're taking the crew to dinner at Pablo's Authentic Mexican Restaurant, Audi SUVs like the Q3 and Q5 have the cargo space and luxurious seating to accommodate. Larger Audi SUVs like the Q7 and Q8 have the towing capacity to haul your boat to the Liberty Park Boat Ramp on the edge of the Greenwood neighborhood. Take State Route 12 - Ashland City Road - to Kings Bluff for rock climbing on the edge of the Greenwood neighborhood at the banks of the Cumberland River. Greenwood is directly south of downtown Clarksville and is home to a historic cemetery. Learn about the local history at Greenwood Cemetery - a peaceful place to reflect. Your Audi can take you to any of these Greenwood locations in first-class comfort. We're proud to be considered the go-to Audi dealer for those residing in the Greenwood neighborhood of Clarksville.