From Quattro to TT to R8, here’s the history of Audi’s top performers. The Audi sports car journey begins in the early 1980s with the establishment of Quattro GmbH, the in-house hot rod ...

From the rally winners of the 1980s to the blisteringly quick performance cars of today, Audi Sport has the kind of fast car ...

Proof of the continued appeal of a car that defied easy categorization - the sports car with ... The second R8 was savagely ...

The '85 Audi Sport Quattro was designed as a giant killer, with an ultra-powerful five-cylinder mill & the illustrious Quattro all-wheel drive system.

Audi has now released more details for the U.S.-market A6 Sportback e-Tron, including pricing and some equipment information.

Standard features include: Available features include: The Audi Q8 is a luxury SUV that wants to be a sports car, and it succeeds in terms of its aggressive shape and hunkered-down stance.

Fast coupe-style SUVs may be pointless in principle, but they’re popular in the USA. It’s in this segment where you’ll find the $98k Audi SQ8, and with a 500-horsepower twin-turbo V8 and ...

It's more potent and is the first of the brand's new ICE cars to be built on the Premium Platform Combustion (PPC) architecture. It takes over from the Audi A4 ... It also sports the much-awaited ...

If Audi Sport's early reputation was forged in the ... In the process, it created a new subgenre of performance motoring - the fast estate car - and also set itself up to dominate the sector ...

an unlikely feather in the Audi Sport cap. For while electric cars and brutally fast cars are very much in Audi’s wheelhouse, there have been fewer dynamic, interactive, and adjustable saloons ...

The driver can let the lightning-fast dual-clutch transmission ... The engine embodied Audi's full expertise from touring car sports. The 2.2-liter five-cylinder engine delivered 232 kW (315 ...