Why does my Audi A8 shake when I hit the brakes at high speeds?

I've noticed that when I'm driving at high speeds (above 60mph) and I hit the brakes, my Audi A8 tends to shake a bit. It's not a violent shake, but it's noticeable and concerning. I'm wondering if this is a common issue with A8s or if there's something wrong with my car specifically. Has anyone else experienced this and if so, how did you resolve it?

This could potentially be due to warped brake rotors, causing uneven wear and tear. It's not uncommon for high-performance cars like the Audi A8 to experience this issue. I would recommend bringing your car to a certified mechanic and have them check the brake rotors for any warping. If necessary, they can be replaced to resolve the shaking issue.

I've had the same issue with my Audi A8 and it was due to worn out brake pads. When the pads wear out, they can cause vibrations in the steering wheel when you hit the brakes. It's a simple fix and relatively inexpensive compared to replacing the rotors. Take your car to a trusted mechanic and have them check the brake pads.

Another possible cause could be uneven tire wear. Make sure to regularly rotate your tires and check for any signs of uneven wear. In some cases, a simple tire realignment could solve the shaking issue. If not, it could also be a problem with the suspension system, so it's best to have a professional inspect it.