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Custom cars are and will always be pleasing for the eye. However, it doesn't take much to make a new Audi look special these days. quattro division offers pretty much everything you could ever want with the €113,000 RS7 five-door sports coupe, even cool paint. For example, not a single extra euro needs to be spent on the car to get this lovely shade of color called Nardograu, Nardo Gray to us Anglophone.
We think the color works brilliantly with the RS7's clean lines and squashed greenhouse. You rarely see a car that looks good in gray, and remember, this is not even metallic. This particular coupe does have some extra pleasantries, like the optional shadowline black trim, the carbon fiber air intake and the quattro logo that most people opt not to get.
Unfortunately, the RS7 comes standard with 20-inch rims and a good set of alloys will set you back €2,000. So rather than let Audi have its way, the owner of this car opted for ADV5.2MV2SL rims with gloss black finish. Like all quattros, the rims are the same at the front and back, 21x10-inches on all corners of the car.
Since you can't get the RS6 as a sedan any more, this is pretty much the only way to sample the mighty 4.0 TFSI's 560 horsepower without a big boot weighing you down.
Unfortunately, the RS7 comes standard with 20-inch rims and a good set of alloys will set you back €2,000. So rather than let Audi have its way, the owner of this car opted for ADV5.2MV2SL rims with gloss black finish. Like all quattros, the rims are the same at the front and back, 21x10-inches on all corners of the car.
Since you can't get the RS6 as a sedan any more, this is pretty much the only way to sample the mighty 4.0 TFSI's 560 horsepower without a big boot weighing you down.
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