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Those that have always a passion for Audi’s RS6-R model, you’ll be exited to hear that at this year’s Geneva Auto Show, Audi brought the badass vehicle with some interesting upgrades that will make all car enthusiasts go wild.
It seems that ATB Sportsline has decided to have a little fun with the Audi vehicle and worked on car’s 4.0-liter turbocharged V8 engine. By mounting a new control unit to the engine along with a specially adapted stainless steel exhaust system that includes a Y-pipe and sport-type catalytic converter, they managed to offer and outrageous 720hp (730PS) and 920Nm (678 lb-ft) of peak torque for a top speed of 320km/h (199 mph).
Yes, you’ve read it right. We’re talking about a lot of power here and we’re pretty sure that the sound of this improved Audi RS6 Avant makes, is to-die-for. Adding this to the treats of the “R” package such as the massive 22-inch ABT DR-style alloy wheels wrapped in Dunlop high-performance tires, an assortment of aero parts made of exposed red carbon ( front spoiler lip with blades, air inlet covers, side skirt attachments with blades and a roof spoiler) plus a height adjustable spring kit, you have on heart-throbbing vehicle.
Concerning the interior, the guys from ATB went for a red touch and decorated the center console, door panels as well as the dashboard, with red carbon fiber trims.
Yes, you’ve read it right. We’re talking about a lot of power here and we’re pretty sure that the sound of this improved Audi RS6 Avant makes, is to-die-for. Adding this to the treats of the “R” package such as the massive 22-inch ABT DR-style alloy wheels wrapped in Dunlop high-performance tires, an assortment of aero parts made of exposed red carbon ( front spoiler lip with blades, air inlet covers, side skirt attachments with blades and a roof spoiler) plus a height adjustable spring kit, you have on heart-throbbing vehicle.
Concerning the interior, the guys from ATB went for a red touch and decorated the center console, door panels as well as the dashboard, with red carbon fiber trims.
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