C++ syntax for dereferencing class member variables

Question

This is more of a question of syntactic elegance, but I'm learning C++ and playing around with pointers. If I have a class, Car, I can create a pointer to a new instance of that class with

Car * Audi = new Car;

If that class has a member variable weight (an unsigned int, say), I can access it with either

(*Audi).weight

or

Audi->weight

If that class has a member variable age that is itself a pointer, I can access it with either

*((*Audi).age)

or

*(Audi->age)

Is there any other way than either of these two (admittedly not particularly complicated) ways of dereferencing the pointer? I wanted to think

Audi->*age

would work, but alas it does not.

(I appreciate that accessors are usually preferable, I'm just interested.)

Answer 1

*(Audi->age)

You don't need the parenthesis, because prefix operators have very low precedence:

*Audi->age

Answer 2

No one has mentioned this way:

Audi->age[0]