Photo: Vilner
If you’re the sort of person who worries about lap times, look elsewhere. But it you want the biggest beast in the parking lot that can also handle the toughest weather and can cave up the road, the Audi RS6 is your king.
The car benefits from a newly-developed V10 twin-turbocharged TFSI unit that delivered no less than 580 hp, which is more than a Ferrari F430, not to mention it has more torque. As a result, it gets from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds and reaches a top speed of 250 km/h (electronically limited). However, this car has had its limited taken off, and thus is capable of reaching its real top speed of 280 km/h (174 mph), according to Vilner.
One of the most powerful estate cars in the world, the RS6 has now been targeted by Bulgarian customizer Vilner. We’ll start with the exterior, which has received a vinyl wrap in the form of lime green for most of the car and black for the hood, roof and boot. The attention is also grabbed by Black Piano Varnish wheels.
The aerodynamics of the RS6 have also been improved, with the addition of a new grille and diffuser, both made from carbon fiber.
But Vilner’s true calling is interior design, as the ceiling, the door panels, the steering wheel and the gearshift were all carefully wrapped with Alcantara. The seats also feature Nappa inserts and bright green accent stitching. The seatbelts were also changed to green.
One of the most powerful estate cars in the world, the RS6 has now been targeted by Bulgarian customizer Vilner. We’ll start with the exterior, which has received a vinyl wrap in the form of lime green for most of the car and black for the hood, roof and boot. The attention is also grabbed by Black Piano Varnish wheels.
The aerodynamics of the RS6 have also been improved, with the addition of a new grille and diffuser, both made from carbon fiber.
But Vilner’s true calling is interior design, as the ceiling, the door panels, the steering wheel and the gearshift were all carefully wrapped with Alcantara. The seats also feature Nappa inserts and bright green accent stitching. The seatbelts were also changed to green.
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