Photo: Audi Forum Neckarsulm
We've done enough of these stories that we know where to start: Google image search. Voodoo Blue is, of course, a Porsche color, one which you usually see on the 911 GT3 RS and the 918 Spyder. However, it's also a popular color for emo girls, along with manic panic and atomic turquoise, apparently.
So wherever you look, you either see the craziest Porsche for the road and track or a hot girl with a passion for cosplay, daddy issues, and a webcam. Yeah, that's not a bad combo!
Many Audi customers who order colors or parts from the Exclusive catalog go for a Porsche look. The RS 2 that started the quattro powerhouse phenomenon was also blue, plus there's the fact that Porsche doesn't make a rival for the RS6... yet.
Anyway, before we start drooling over the Panamera Shooting Brake again, let's check out the RS7 in Voodoo Blue. Besides the paint, it also features the “Optikpaket Schwarz” with gloss black trim all over, from the grille to the window trims. Unless we are mistaken, these 10-spoke RS wheels in Anthracite Black are the most expensive you can buy, but they are worth it.
An Akrapovic exhaust system gives this away as the RS7 performance. Even though it's a bit old, it already matches the newly launched E63 S for both power and sound. Thanks to the 605 hp and 750 Nm (553.2 lb-ft) of torque, this 4.0L twin-turbo coupe sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 280 km/h. That's not going to seem slow in a hurry!
But the true shock of this project is the interior, which looks like something we once saw in a custom Gallardo. The top part is black, followed by silver and custom carbon trim. After that, blue leather takes over part of the dash, doors, and even the gear shifter. Blue Alcantara then takes over for maximum visual impact, covering the seats and the steering wheel. It's about as bold as the uniform of an umbrella girl.
Many Audi customers who order colors or parts from the Exclusive catalog go for a Porsche look. The RS 2 that started the quattro powerhouse phenomenon was also blue, plus there's the fact that Porsche doesn't make a rival for the RS6... yet.
Anyway, before we start drooling over the Panamera Shooting Brake again, let's check out the RS7 in Voodoo Blue. Besides the paint, it also features the “Optikpaket Schwarz” with gloss black trim all over, from the grille to the window trims. Unless we are mistaken, these 10-spoke RS wheels in Anthracite Black are the most expensive you can buy, but they are worth it.
An Akrapovic exhaust system gives this away as the RS7 performance. Even though it's a bit old, it already matches the newly launched E63 S for both power and sound. Thanks to the 605 hp and 750 Nm (553.2 lb-ft) of torque, this 4.0L twin-turbo coupe sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 280 km/h. That's not going to seem slow in a hurry!
But the true shock of this project is the interior, which looks like something we once saw in a custom Gallardo. The top part is black, followed by silver and custom carbon trim. After that, blue leather takes over part of the dash, doors, and even the gear shifter. Blue Alcantara then takes over for maximum visual impact, covering the seats and the steering wheel. It's about as bold as the uniform of an umbrella girl.
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