Not exact matches
The chassis retains the sense
of lightness and immediacy that made the first R8 such a pleasure to drive and the
Quattro four - wheel drive system finds massive traction without ever making the car
feel leaden or lifeless.
Quattro all - wheel drive has a 40/60 torque split (front / rear), giving the car more
of a sporty rear - wheel - drive
feel
You have to drive it really hard to detect differences, the rest
of the time if
feels like the
quattro
In reality, it is almost impossible to notice what's happening beneath you, offering that usual
quattro feeling of unimpeachable grip leading to a limit
of scrubby understeer.
Experience the rush
of the 400 - horsepower 2.5 - liter turbocharged engine and legendary
quattro ® all - wheel drive and you'll
feel how it thrives.
In fact, for being a luxury midsize sedan, the 2016 Audi A6 actually
feels smaller the faster you go and takes corners with the best
of them, especially with help from the firm's
quattro all - wheel - drive system.
To put it in perspective against its rivals, the 250
feels quicker than a 320i or A3 1.8 T, but not quite as quick as the 328i or A3 2.0 T
Quattro, both
of which have higher base prices.
Most
of the A5 lineup gets Audi's
Quattro all - wheel drive system, which sends 60 percent
of power to the rear wheels under normal driving, to give these models more
of a performance character and a more balanced
feel in tight corners.
Standard equipment consists
of;
Quattro all - wheel drive system with sports rear differential, electronic stability control (ESC), Audi drive select, energy recuperation without start - stop system, tire mobility kit (without spare tire), power sunroof, full LED headlights (DRL's, low / high beams, turn signals), auto dimming / power folding / heated exterior mirrors, auto dimming interior mirror, front filler panel, front RS 7 heated sport seats, 12 - way power front seats with driver memory, leather - wrapped multifunction steering wheel with shift paddles, carbon fiber inlays, 4 - zone automatic climate control, Bose surround sound, head - up display, Audi navigation plus with MMI touch, Sirius satellite radio, Audi connect, Audi side assist, Audi advanced key, preparation for mobile phone (Bluetooth) with audio streaming, and parking system plus with rearview camera.For more information on this fantastic 2016 Audi RS 7 or any
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This version
feels lighter and more poised for action, and with 59 percent
of the weight up front the rear stays planted, but the
Quattro all - wheel drive system is also a main player in keeping the coupe going where you aim it.
The Bottom Line The 2015 Audi A3 2.0 T
Quattro hits a sweet spot, balancing comfort with a bit
of sportiness, connected tech with a great low - distraction interface, and a small - car
feel with luxury appointment.
Audi's
quattro all - wheel drive system allows more traction than most drivers will ever need to call upon during hard acceleration, and a revised torque split in all models sends 60 percent
of torque rearward, allowing a neutral
feel that mimics rear - wheel - drive cars.
With mighty performance from its 2.5 - litre five - cylinder engine, and the all - weather reassurance
of quattro four - wheel drive, it's the sort
of car that anyone can drive fast and
feel like a hero.
Props also go out to the
Quattro all - wheel - drive system for helping me stay surefooted on very wet pavement, never once
feeling out
of sorts.
The
Quattro all - wheel - drive system inspires an almost dangerous
feeling of confidence while negotiating tight corners or making high - speed lane changes.
The S6 is a heavier car and it definitely
feels heavier with
quattro driving all four wheels — the deep rumble
of the exhaust while sitting in traffic remains about the only reminder
of the power underhood.
It
felt drama - free and fast with the TT RS leaning on its
Quattro all - wheel - drive and traction control, making best use
of the engine's 354 pound - feet
of torque.
Audi's
quattro all - wheel - drive system allows more traction than most drivers will ever need to call upon during hard acceleration, and a revised torque split in all models sends 60 percent
of torque rearward, allowing a neutral
feel that mimics rear - wheel - drive cars.
The entire A5 lineup gets Audi's
Quattro all - wheel drive system, which sends 60 percent
of power to the rear wheels under normal driving, to give these models more
of a performance character and a more balanced
feel in tight corners.
With the help
of Audi's legendary
quattro all - wheel drive system, the S4 Avant
feels solid and confident around twisty roads despite quite a bit
of body roll.
The system is a rear - biased version
of Audi's
quattro system that provides balanced handling, while the A6's construction uses a combination
of aluminum panels and high - strength steel to save weight and improve the A6's nimble, responsive
feel.
What the 249bhp 2.0 TFSI
Quattro loses in fuel economy it makes up for in straight - line pace, with 0 - 62mph over in 6.0 seconds flat — though the increased torque
of the diesels make them
feel faster in the real world.
The equilibrium made possible by
quattro drive and by the counterbalancing effect
of positioning the hybrid body's 31 % steel content (Roadster 42 %) towards the rear contributes to a
feeling of exceptional neutrality on challenging roads.
The most powerful production Audi
of all time - the new RS 6
quattro Avant - will make 580PS - worth
of presence
felt to the crowds at the forthcoming 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show (September 13 - 23).
New
Quattro all - wheel drive can emulate rear - drive
feel, the new - for - R8 Drive Select offers up to five driving modes, and there's a bevy
of new tech in the cabin.
With the
quattro ® sport rear differential, torque is actively distributed between the rear wheels, helping propel around curves and imparting the
feel of a rear - wheel drive but with all - wheel drive grip.
I did appreciate the unique qualities
of the cars, which allowed me to
feel the differences between the rear - wheel drive playfulness
of a BMW 235i versus the more controlled behavior
of an all - wheel drive Audi A1
Quattro.
Even with the occasional flash whiteout snow shower and patches
of ice everywhere, the GTC4Lusso
felt as sure - footed as a
Quattro - equipped Audi (its Pirelli snow tires help a lot).