Audi Rs7 2019 Price
RS7 buyers can also choose from air and steel suspension (the former is slightly more comfort focused) and add rear-wheel steering, where the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction to the fronts to improve cornering agility.
Then when you're in less of a hurry, the engine can shut down half of its eight cylinders to save fuel, while a mild hybrid system which allows the car to coast for up to 40sec at a time with the engine off also helps in this regard.
Like the regular A7 Sportback on which it's based, the RS7 provides space for four six-footers and a sizeable 535-litre boot. Yet there's no mistaking the two models, because the RS is 80mm wider and has a largely bespoke body; only the bonnet, front doors, tailgate and roof are carried over.
Notable design highlights include a nose that's inspired by the R8 supercar, and pumped up wheel arches reminiscent of those on the original Quattro coupé from the 1980s. Meanwhile, sitting within those arches are massive 21in alloy wheels, with 22s an option.
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10. Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo
If you're after effortless performance, an estate-style body and the ultimate badge appeal, then look no further than Porsche's Panamera Sport Turismo. Just don't expect it to shift a wardrobe, because its boot has a 425-litre capacity, compared with the RS6's 565 litres.
Source: https://www.whatcar.com/news/2020-audi-rs7-sportback-revealed-price-specs-and-release-date/n20101
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