Ooh it also has the LED headlights
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What we have here is just another Audi R8 taking laps around the Nürburgring, except there's something different about this one. Notice the two slats in the lower grills compared to the current R8's three. And the side intakes seem to be a little deeper than the current R8's.
Does this mean that this is the V10 R8? Because this car looks to be almost production-ready, which means we may see it soon, and it may not go the way of the V12 TDI.
#2
Ooh it also has the LED headlights
#3
It's not on fire, that's definitely a step in the right direction!
#4
Quote, originally posted by ilko » It's not on fire, that's definitely a step in the right direction! OUCH!
#5
few weeks late there tommyboy....![]()
#6
V10, would that be good?![]()
#7
Quote, originally posted by RogueTDI » V10, would that be good? ![]()
read your own sig, then go read about the r8 here..
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#8
I have mixed feelings about the R8s. The standard R8 is a stunning car to look at, but the performance numbers aren't flooring, and the petrol motor doesn't do Audi's race-proven diesel tech know-how justice. The V-12 TDI has a lot to admire--solid numbers with the mileage of a V-6 Camry. But the performance numbers there aren't impressive enough to justify the project $400,000-$500,000 price tag. The numbers printed in Winding Road were well behind the likes of lower-end exotics like the Corvette Z06 and 997 GT3.
#9
This one burnt down a while back... (notice the wider side scoop and new sideskirts)
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To be a Rok, and not to roll
#10
Quote, originally posted by 2035cc16v » few weeks late there tommyboy.... ![]()
Judgine by the chrome strips on the grille, I'm going to hazard a guess and say this'll be called R8S.
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Edit: But I still want a V12 TDI
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#11
I like it. What V10 are they going to use? Gallardo? S6? RS6? Something all new?
#13
Quote, originally posted by ToucheTurtle » Id prefer a V12 TDI
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#14
More pictures from outside of Quattro GmbH.
#15
finally.
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#16
It's an RS6 V10. Car's due out during the second quarter of 2009.
#17
the side inlets don't appear wider/deeper/longer/anything-er....I think that is just black paint w/shadow playing tricks on our eyes![]()
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#18
Quote, originally posted by tom@motivemag » And the side intakes seem to be a little deeper than the current R8's. That was one styling aspect of the V12 TDI that I absolutely loved. I'm glad they kept it for the V10. It really breaks up that back section better.
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