2007 Audi Tuning Resources

By Michael Rad

The punch line of Audi is Advancement Through Technology and this has been the guideline for manufacturing all those models that mix style with technology offering a sturdy result and a great car. If you are looking to buy an Audi, you can check out the latest released cars from Audi. These include the Audi A3, the A4, the A5, the A6, the A8, the Q7, the Allroad Quattro, the RS4, the R8, the S4, the S5, the S6, the S8 or the TT. You can opt for older models if you like the old style Audis.

The Audi Q7 is a luxury size SUV, presented to the great public in 2006. All the Q vehicles from Audi constitute a new family of cars, being a model placed between the A6 and the A8. The body style of the Q7 is 5 door SUV, having a front engine, four wheel drive layout. Other cars made by other car manufacturers that compare to the Q7 are the Porsche Cayenne and the Volkswagen Touareg.

Another successful full size luxury models made by this famous subsidiary of Volkswagen is the Audi A8. This car was introduced in 1994 and has been manufactured up till present (the second generation was launched in 2004). The A8 was designed to replace the V8. The A8 is endowed with the all wheel drive. A 4 door sedan or the coupe is also available for the A8 model of Audis.

The RS4 is an older model, being manufactured between 1999 and 2001. However, in 2006, the RS4 was re-launched and is presently a popular compact executive car. The second generation of RS4s was introduced in August 2006 at the North American International Auto Show. There’s a saloon and convertible version of the RS4 available also.

The Audi Quattro is a sport model that appeared in 1980 and has been manufactured until 1991. This is an Audi classic, having a 2 door coupe body style. It was used as a rally car, having been the first four wheel drive tourer (of course after the FF Jensen in 1966)

The most recent racing models consist of the Sport Quattro, R8 and the R10. All these present excellent features and are speedy cars. The R10 is proud to have reached the speed of 354 kilometers per hour!