This video features a classic Audi Quattro rally car taking on a hill climb course. The focus is on its aggressive driving ...

the 2025 Audi RS6 Avant combines outrageous performance with everyday practicality and refined design. The enhanced GT model ...

IMSA-inspired Audi GT50 concept honors five-cylinder history with race styling, Quattro heritage, and RS3-based performance.

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From the September 1989 issue of Car and Driver. In 1982, Audi unleashed the stunning Quattro in the United States. Bearing turbocharging, intercooling, and perma­nent all-wheel drive, the two-door ...

The nineties saw some big changes culturally, but also plenty of star cars. We brought together some of the decade’s icons ...

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From the October 1999 issue of Car and Driver. Sure, we were pleased with the second-­generation Audi A6 when it was intro­duced in '97 as a 1998 model, but most of us here weren't mad for it in the ...

The full text contains 1094 words and 4 images, expected reading time is 5 minutes. Audi is quietly developing a truly rugged flagship SUV, which may be produced in the United States and share a ...

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There is a new beast gearing up to capture the SUV market, and it will not be a typical city Audi SUV. Audi is preparing to enter the hardcore off-road world with an all-new rugged 4x4 SUV which is ...

Such a model would build neatly on the carmaker’s legacy of Quattro models and tap into a highly profitable part of the market in which Audi was unrepresented, ex-Audi design boss Marc Lichte had said ...