What we took from the conversation is that Audi is looking to expand their B segment with a high performance factory tuned RS model for the U.S. market in the near future, so there is a strong possibility that the RS5 spy shot we showed you the other day should come true, but we would suggest that you don’t save your money for the future Audi Sport Quattro hopeful, just like the V12 TDI powered R8 super car, is a bit too pricey an idea for the German car builder to convince the Volkswagen Board of directors to invest in at this point in time. It is reassuring that the four ringed automaker brings almost every one of its concepts into a full scale production vehicle, although the Audi Sport Quattro was just a rendering that doesn’t mean that it couldn’t be one of the more memorable modern Audis and would definitely help to sell a few more A5->ke1188 models, just like the old S3 did back in 1999 with a turbocharged four cylinder engine powering a Quattro all wheel drive system and looks that could kill.

Unfortunately for U.S. based Audi enthusiasts, the turbocharged five cylinder RS3 hot hatch will continue to be a Euro only model for the foreseeable future. Audi of America just can’t justify selling a premium hatchback in the U.S. Perhaps if they strap some electric motors onto an axle and call it a hybrid they would have a bit better luck. However they are confident that there are more than enough able bodies buyers to soak up as many M3->ke2366 fighting super tuned Audi RS5->ke2628s as the German automaker can import into the country.