New Audi RS6 and RS7 with Porsche engine
01-06-2019, 11:15 AM
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08-20-2019, 09:18 PM
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08-22-2019, 06:42 PM
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I put a placeholder down for one today.
Mainly because of the way not looks and in the hope they make a more powerful performance trim.
I'm actually surprised that although this is a newer car, it comes in below the power numbers of both he E63S and M5, the former which is a couple years old already and will be three years by the time the Avant hits the streets. Usually manufacturers push the ball forward with performance but for some reason Audi hasn't. Maybe they figure it's enough but that's not how these things work. From what I can tell it also doesn't offer AWD to 2WD uncoupling which both its competitors do, and that is a really cool feature that I've used on both my E63S wagon and my M5C.
Anyhoot, the car is still a year away from US deliveries so I'll decide on whether to keep the allocation based on info as it comes in.
Mainly because of the way not looks and in the hope they make a more powerful performance trim.
I'm actually surprised that although this is a newer car, it comes in below the power numbers of both he E63S and M5, the former which is a couple years old already and will be three years by the time the Avant hits the streets. Usually manufacturers push the ball forward with performance but for some reason Audi hasn't. Maybe they figure it's enough but that's not how these things work. From what I can tell it also doesn't offer AWD to 2WD uncoupling which both its competitors do, and that is a really cool feature that I've used on both my E63S wagon and my M5C.
Anyhoot, the car is still a year away from US deliveries so I'll decide on whether to keep the allocation based on info as it comes in.
08-22-2019, 10:28 PM
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I put a placeholder down for one today.
Mainly because of the way not looks and in the hope they make a more powerful performance trim.
I'm actually surprised that although this is a newer car, it comes in below the power numbers of both he E63S and M5, the former which is a couple years old already and will be three years by the time the Avant hits the streets. Usually manufacturers push the ball forward with performance but for some reason Audi hasn't. Maybe they figure it's enough but that's not how these things work. From what I can tell it also doesn't offer AWD to 2WD uncoupling which both its competitors do, and that is a really cool feature that I've used on both my E63S wagon and my M5C.
Anyhoot, the car is still a year away from US deliveries so I'll decide on whether to keep the allocation based on info as it comes in.
Mainly because of the way not looks and in the hope they make a more powerful performance trim.
I'm actually surprised that although this is a newer car, it comes in below the power numbers of both he E63S and M5, the former which is a couple years old already and will be three years by the time the Avant hits the streets. Usually manufacturers push the ball forward with performance but for some reason Audi hasn't. Maybe they figure it's enough but that's not how these things work. From what I can tell it also doesn't offer AWD to 2WD uncoupling which both its competitors do, and that is a really cool feature that I've used on both my E63S wagon and my M5C.
Anyhoot, the car is still a year away from US deliveries so I'll decide on whether to keep the allocation based on info as it comes in.
08-23-2019, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by soulsea
... From what I can tell it also doesn't offer AWD to 2WD uncoupling which both its competitors do, and that is a really cool feature that I've used on both my E63S wagon and my M5C.
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