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2003 Audi Rs6 4.2 Biturbo on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:58700
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Extremely rare 2004 Audi RS6 sedan. Low miles 58700. Recently had the oil changed, and had a Stage 1 APR tune, Runs at 520 HP, 540 lb-ft TQ. This tune includes a security system which can be used by any new owner. Extremely clean interior, extremely clean exterior. Car is very good condition. Have rarely driven it, in the military and have two cars, this is garaged and maintained for. New brembo brakes were installed before I purchased it. Car drives extremely well and handles like new. 

All Aluminum Alloy 4.2L V8 40v DOHC biTurbo Engine
5-speed ZF 5HP24A tiptronic automatic
Bosch ESP 5.7 Electronic Stability Programme
Front brakes fixed Brembo 8-piston monoblock brake calipers, 365 millimetres radially vented/cross-drilled brake discs
Rear brakes single-piston floating ATE calipers with integrated cable-operated parking brake mechanism, mated to 335 mm radially vented disc and cross-drilled, 
Audi's Torsen-based quattro permanent four-wheel drive
fully independent four-link front suspension, and double wishbone rear
"Dynamic Ride Control" (DRC) system
Mil-Tek exhaust 
Stage 1 APR tune to 520 hp/ 540 ft-lb tq (4 Programs Stock, 91, 93, Valet), Anti-Security, FCE/TBA, Security Lockout

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How does a 600-HP Audi RS6 Avant Plus sound to you?

Tue, 29 Jan 2013

The 2013 Audi RS6 Avant was announced back in December with a twin-turbo V8 cranking out 560 horsepower, but Car is reporting that this badass grocery getter could get even more power with a new Plus model. In a conversation with Car, Stephan Reil, Audi's top guy at its Quattro GmbH division, told the magazine that the RS6 Avant Plus would produce around 600 horsepower, and it sounds like there is a growing family of RS Plus models being planned as well.
Aside from the more powerful engine, the specifics of the RS6 Avant Plus are unknown, but we'd suspect some weight-savings measures and updated features for improved handling. Like recent RS Plus models such as the TT RS Plus and R8 Plus, the RS6 Avant Plus will not be a limited-production unit when it goes on sale (most likely for the 2014 model year).

Audi claims World Endurance Championship at Fuji

Mon, 21 Oct 2013

It's been a successful racing season for Audi so far this year. After claiming the drivers' title in the DTM series, the German automaker has successfully defended both its titles in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
The decision came after heavy rain ended the 6 Hours of Fuji after only 16 laps, virtually the entire race having been run behind the safety car. Although Alexander Wurz, Nicolas Lapierre and Kazuki Nakajima won the race for Toyota - the Japanese automaker's first this season - the second-place finish achieved by Allan McNish, Tom Kristensen and Loïc Duval propelled Audi Sport Team Joest out of its challengers' reach.
While the actual drivers' title still remains in contention, the battle now comes down exclusively to the two leading Audi trios: McNish, Kristensen and Duval hold the lead with 147 points ahead of André Lotterer, Marcel Fässler and Benoît Tréluyer, who hold 106.25 points in the standings. Either way, Audi will be awarded both the drivers' and manufacturers' titles in the series with two races still to go in Shanghai and Bahrain.

Volkswagen reportedly to name Matthias Muller CEO

Thu, Sep 24 2015

Porsche chief executive officer Matthias Muller is expected to be named CEO of Volkswagen AG, the Wall Street Journal and other sources reported Thursday morning. Muller, 62, has led Porsche since Oct. 1, 2010, and jumpstarted the sports-car brand's expansion around the world. He replaces Martin Winkerkorn, who stepped down Wednesday amid the company's worsening diesel scandal. At least three more executives are also expected to be fired, including Volkswagen's US chief and the heads of Audi and Porsche research and development. Both brands are divisions of VW. A US spokesman wouldn't confirm the reports. An official announcement is expected at VW's board meeting on Friday. Muller's ascension caps a stunning week of turmoil for Volkswagen, which manipulated software to make its diesel-powered vehicles appear cleaner during testing that they are in real-world driving. The charges were revealed last week by the EPA, which cited the work of researchers at West Virginia University. About 482,000 vehicles are affected in the United States, which will be subject to recall, and VW estimates about 11 million of its vehicles around the world have the rigged software. The well-regarded Muller was viewed as a front-runner for the job even before Winterkorn stepped down. Before helming Porsche, he oversaw all vehicle projects globally for VW from 2007-2010. Previously, he was in charge of the Audi and Lamborghini product lines, and earlier in his career was responsible for the Audi A3 program in the 1990s. He joined Audi in 1977. He's trained as a toolmaker and studied information technology in Munich. His last name is sometimes spelled Mueller in English. Muller faces immediate challenges as he takes over VW's sprawling 78-year-old industrial empire, including recalls and regulatory actions around the world. In the US alone, the company faces a fine of up to $18 billion. VW, an industrial symbol of Germany, is also far larger than any unit Muller has run in his career. While Porsche sold 189,849 vehicles in 2014 globally, it's one of many VW brands. Collectively they sold 5.04 million vehicles through the first six months of this year, making Volkswagen the world's largest automaker. Related Video: