2020 Audi RS6 Avant (C8)

Audi RS Nogaro Editions pay homage to 1994 RS2 Avant

Just 25 examples of special TT RS, RS4, RS5 and RS6 models will be available in the UK

Audi's TT RS Coupé, RS4 Avant, RS5 Coupé, RS5 Sportback and RS6 Avant are now available in Nogaro Blue, inspired by the colour that featured on the 1994 RS2 Avant.

The pearl-effect finish, named after a race track in south-west France, is one element of a limited-edition run of the hot models. Just 25 examples of each will be coming to the UK.

Offering “awe-inspiring Audi Sport pace in an even more desirable and exclusive package”, the five models also benefit from further “exclusive specification”.

Seven-spoke 20in Rotor wheels feature on the TT RS, while the RS4 Avant and RS5 duo get a five-arm flag-style alloy. The most powerful of the group, the RS6 Avant, gets 22in gloss-black rims. Red brake calipers with the RS logo feature on each.


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Audi RS 6 Avant And RS 7 Sportback Pricing For South Africa

The ‘new’ Audi RS 6 Avant and RS 7 Sportback have touched down in South Africa and we are sure there are plenty of you wondering what these twin-turbo V8’s will retail for come launch on the 1st of April.

Audi RS 6 Avant TFSI quattro: R2,070,000
Audi RS 7 Sportback TFSI quattro: R2,173,500

The prices above are inclusive of all taxes and come standard with a five year Audi Freeway Plan.

 
Audi RS6 vs BMW M5 Competition vs Mercedes-AMG E63 S: How They Stack Up?

2021 will be a stellar year for petrolheads as age-old rivals square up once again for supremacy. In the battle for German sports sedan supremacy, the latest iterations of Audi RS6, BMW M5 Competition, and Mercedes-AMG E63 S have all touched down in South Africa. We take a look at what's on offer and how much you can expect to pay to get behind the wheel of one of these luxury Teutonic torpedos.

Despite the onslaught of the performance SUV, German carmakers are traditionalists and know their client base well. A performance SUV may be all the rage, but a sedan is dynamically superior. The South African car landscape in 2021 has been blessed with the facelifted BMW M5 Competition, the all-new Audi RS6, and the updated Mercedes-AMG E63 S all arriving within a few months of each other. While engine sizes and power delivery have varied over the years, the class of 2021 all feature all-wheel drive and turbocharged V8 petrol engines.

While we start working on the logistics of getting these three luxury monsters together for a shoot-out, feast your eyes on what's on offer. We'll be looking at performance and price (correct as of March 2021), and start the speculations.

Summary and predictions

The class of 2021 could not possibly be closer in terms of engine outputs and performance. If we were betting folk, we'd bet the BMW would be off the line the quickest, but the superior torque of the AMG would start reeling in its compatriot for a photo finish. The Audi RS6 is the dark horse here as a few international publications have seen it go quicker than claimed in 0-100 kph testing.


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Audi is nothing more than an ordinary VW with a bit of polish. You gotta be thick in the skull to ever buy those
 
Audi is nothing more than an ordinary VW with a bit of polish. You gotta be thick in the skull to ever buy those

from VW to bugatti its the same engines ...but how is it that the one brand is better than the other

cause give me a standard golf that can drop this audi
 
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