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Audi Avus Quattro 1991
First introduced at the 1991 Frankfurt Show, the all-wheel-drive Audi Avus had projected performance figures that seem amazing even today. The car featured a 6 liter W-12 engine (with 3 banks of 4 cylinders) and 5 valves per cylinder. Output was 509 bhp @ 5800 rpm, and 398 lb-ft @ 4000 rpm. The body was finished in unpainted aluminum. Estimated top speed was 211 mph, with 0-60 appearing in an incredible 2.9 seconds
Audi Avus Quattro #1:
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ace pics mate, thanks alot for sharing...
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you would think a supercar of its caliber would have much bigger brakes :rolleyes:
thanks for the pics, this car's always intrigued me
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Audi Avus Quattro Concept #3
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Audi Avus Quattro Concept #4
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For something from 1991 it still looks so fresh and wouldn't look out of place in todays supercar/hypercar world. A few quick touch-ups here and there maybe to get it up to modern Audi standards.
And it's got S2 wheels!!
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[quote=Waugh-terfall;691725]And it's got S2 wheels!![/quote]They're called Avus wheels as in....the Audi Avus, shocking. Audi's S cars have used them for a while now, usually upgraded regularly.
See the pic attached for the newer version of the Avus wheels.
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i cant work out if this looks more radical than audis current production line or not
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[QUOTE=Vaigra;691770]They're called Avus wheels as in....the Audi Avus, shocking. Audi's S cars have used them for a while now, usually upgraded regularly.
See the pic attached for the newer version of the Avus wheels.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I really like those, they seem to have gotten rid of them now, shame really...:(
Pic 1: S3
Pic 2: S4/S6/S8
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I actually saw this car in Munich in 91, on a display.
Still looks as good as back then.
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Any idea why it didn't take off?
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probably because it wasnt meant to :rolleyes:
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[QUOTE=Cotterik;691787]i cant work out if this looks more radical than audis current production line or not[/QUOTE]
I don't know, but it certainly looks better.