For this entry, I just want to share a video about the comparison of the Audi R8 and Corvette ZR1. Which one of these supercars do you prefer?
Reader Award – Most Exciting Car
January 19, 2010 :: Posted by - zzarizi :: Category - Audi
The ‘Reader Award – Most Exciting Car’ held at London win by AUdi A1 concept.The car received the most votes in an online poll of readers of the magazine’s online edition whatcar.com. The new Audi A1 will condense into a more compact, city-friendly package car. The production1 will be unveiled in March 2010 at the Geneva motor show.
Editor Steve Fowler said: “A new, small Audi sounds like an enticing proposition and our readers seem to agree, voting it the most exciting new car to be launched this year. Although we haven’t seen the finished car yet, a funky small car with an Audi badge on the nose and aimed directly at the Mini can’t fail to succeed. It should be a strong contender for our Car of the Year Award in 2011!’
SOurce :- Whatcar.com
Audi E-Tron limited
December 09, 2009 :: Posted by - zzarizi :: Category - Audi
Audi E-Tron, R-8 based e-tron electric supercar will on show on 2012. The sportcar wil be limited sales around 1,000 car only.This car likely with 313 horsepower and 3000+ lb/ft of torque. The report claim their acceleration time is around 0-62 mph in 4.8 seconds..
However, that 1,000 unit target could change based on demand. If demand short of the 1,000 unit mark, Audi will simply end production early.
Let’s wait and see whether it is success or another failure
Audi R8 Leaked photo
September 11, 2009 :: Posted by - zzarizi :: Category - Audi
The new versions for Audi R8 are the R8 Spyder convertible, seen here in these leaked official shots, as well as the high-performance RS variant.Major changes for the car that appear to have made it to production are a pair of additional air intakes located behind the seats, as well as a pair of safety roll-over bars.One other important attribute of the R8 Spyder is the availability of the high-performance 5.2-liter V-10 engine, exclusively. The smaller 4.2-liter engine is likely to be ruled out for the new Spyder. This means it will make 525 horsepower and 391 pound-feet of torque.
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