Widebody Audi RS6 from South Africa Looks Like a Carbon Race Car

Unless we're mistaken, this family hauler turned DTM racer has the same aftermarket package as the RS6 Jon Olsson had back a few years ago. But since that one was stolen and later discovered burned to a crisp, I guess this still counts as an original.

The package is called DarwinPro DTM, which is a fitting name for something like this. It all pivots around some massive fender flares with a clean, rounded shape. A deep carbon fiber front spoiler matches the RS6's extra girth and is accompanied by custom canard winglets.

There's four of them on the front bumper and another four on the front doors. The big side skirts are then connected to the fender flares by some more DTM-style aero. Want even more bolt-ons? Well, we've got four more canards on the back fenders, two wings for the trunk and a massive carbon diffuser with Centenario-like vertical elements decorated with minty pinstripes.

In the graphics department, we have skull motifs sprinkled everywhere, more mint stripes and colorful calipers wrapping around Audi's wavy brake discs. H&R Special Springs are used to set off the custom ADV.1 mismatched wheels measuring 21x11 inches.

We're told that the 605 HP 4-liter engine hasn't been drastically modified. But it has been matched to an AWE Tuning airbox and intake and a complete Armytrix Automotive Weaponized exhaust. What's more, the RS6 hood boasts new vents and a Corvette-like window for that supercar look.

The quattro AWD system sends power to the ground, allowing this super-wagon to reach 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 305 km/h (189 mph).