[Just_me]

Its amazing how people here are spoiled. Now 354hp is too little Its not like you are using all the power very often. 354hp is more than enough for 99% of the population.

You spoiled brats!

[Centurion]

^^
And I though GTA and the other Benz boys were power hungry. Now the VAG boys also have an appetite for power.

[Poverty]

Originally Posted by Luwalira

Compared with what? Personally I'd rather see a price drop than a power increase.

Compared the the E90 M3 and RS4, and compared to the 335i. The S5 should stay the same price but come with 380hp. Then there should have been a 330hp 3 litre turbo that costs quite a bit less than the S5

[Just_me]

Originally Posted by Poverty

Then there should have been a 330hp 3 litre turbo that costs quite a bit less than the S5

According to Yannis Audi is working on a 3 liters turbo engine to compete with 335i.

[Poverty]

Originally Posted by Just_me

Its amazing how people here are spoiled. Now 354hp is too little Its not like you are using all the power very often. 354hp is more than enough for 99% of the population.

You spoiled brats!

lol except that its not quite like that seeing as we are talking in relative terms. 300hp is enough for me

[Yannis]

Originally Posted by Just_me

According to Yannis Audi is working on a 3 liters turbo engine to compete with 335i.

That info was mentioned in German magazines.

[YoUhimhER]

i rather see audi improve weight distribution and total weight than power output.

[Deutsch]

Originally Posted by YoUhimhER

i rather see audi improve weight distribution and total weight than power output.

+1.

[Poverty]

Originally Posted by YoUhimhER

i rather see audi improve weight distribution and total weight than power output.

but that goes for every mainstream car manufacturers in the world.

And since when is weight distribution all that important? Some of the worlds fastest vehicles do not have 50/50 weight distribution which I assume that you reckon audi should aim for.

[cesc]

Originally Posted by Poverty

but that goes for every mainstream car manufacturers in the world.

And since when is weight distribution all that important? Some of the worlds fastest vehicles do not have 50/50 weight distribution which I assume that you reckon audi should aim for.

No one (I'm sure) wants 50:50 weight distribution on the B8, but all we're looking for is a slight improvement.