Nobody tried to modify the Audi RS6 Avant, until today when H&R unveiled its customized German car. As we are used to, ther car has no modifications at the exterior but for 380 euros, H&R offers a new set of sport springs which can lower the car up to 30 mm.
According to the manufacturer the modifications are made without loosing any comfort. For those who want better handling, H&R can improve also the chassis of the car. Of course, all the H&R components are approved by the German TUV.
Due to a leak of informations in the Audi plant we found out that the more potent ”Plus” version of the Audi RS6 is going to be introduced at the end of its production, somewhere in 2011. Like the previous version the RS6 Plus will deliver more power than the standard version which delivers 580 hp.
The previous RS6 Plus was powered by a 480 hp engine, with 30 hp more than the standard. The new generation will deliver around 610+ if we consider that a minimum 30 hp will be added to the engine. Also, the production of the vehicle will be limited to 1000 units.
Before the arrival of the RS6 Plus we expect an answer from the other two important German manufacturers, Bmw and Mercedes, with their next-generation M5 and E63 saloons.
Audi UK today announced that the RS6 Avant will go on sale in May at a price of £77,625. The first-year allocation of 380 vehicles has already been assigned to customers who formally registered their interest in the car with Audi Centres.
The RS6 is powered by a heavily modified, 5.0-litre version of the compact, naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10 FSI petrol engine that powers the 435PS S6 quattro. Two turbochargers and extensive component refinements boost output to 580PS at 6,250 rpm, and increase torque from 540 Nm to 650 Nm, available from just 1,500 rpm through to 6,250 rpm.
Outstanding top performance and maximum dynamism combined with excellent suitability for everyday use are the impressive features of the new Audi RS 6 Avant, which will be unveiled to the public for the first time at the IAA 2007 in Frankfurt. A newly developed V10 engine with FSI direct injection and twin turbochargers, permanent quattro four-wheel drive and sports suspension with Dynamic Ride Control DRC set the standard for high-performance vehicles in the luxury class. 426 kW (580 bhp) and a maximum torque of 650 Nm add up to an unforgettable performance experience. At the same time, the new Audi RS 6 Avant offers a high standard of travel comfort – on long journeys, too. > More
It seems that the Audi RS6 Avant was just the beginning of the RS6 era: a sedan version is also in the work and how this video shows soon to be unveiled. The RS6 Sedan will be powered by the same V10 biturbo engine with 580 hp from the Avant version.
Audi has just released yesterday the first official info about the RS6 Avant and the bad news start coming for the Audi lovers: one of the most powerful Audi ever is not coming to USA! > More
At Frankfurt Motor Show, in September, Audi will unveil the RS6, a model that is supposed to be the RS4’s replacement. And how we didn’t want you to wait until September to make an idea of how this car will look like, you can see the car in here almost undesguised.
The RS6 will be powered by a supercharged version of the S6’s V-10 engine with an output between 550-600 hp.
We will just have to wait and see if Audi made an intelligent move replacing the RS4 with the (...) > More
One of Audi’s next three RS model, the RS6 will be unveiled this fall at Frankfurt Motor Show. As we all know enough is never enough when we talk about cars. This is why, the 435 hp of the normal A6 didn’t pleased Audi, and they decided to upgrade the power into an RS version.
If you have seen spy shots of the model, you noticed that there are no big difference between the RS6 and the A6. The front is unchanged, but the lower edge of the front airdam is a little more robust (...) > More
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