Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect - Page 2

Centurion · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Just_me

Driving appeal to me is a car that reev +8000 rpm than a car that only reev up to 6500 rpm. A car reeving 14000 rpm would be total awesome for me

What you need is a Kawasaki.

Tycoon · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Luwalira

What you need is a Kawasaki.

Just_me · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Luwalira

What you need is a Kawasaki.

Nah, 2 wheels arent my thing, that is only for gay people who wants something between their legs. I prefer F1 car, that would be my thang

dr Dunkel · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Sunny

How is that? With the exception of B7 RS4 (and may be RS2, don't know much about it) the rest were similar to the RS6 - fast, but not very involving.

That is just why, the RS4 was brilliant and the R8 too. They could habe gone that way with this one. Hard to do of course, but not impossible.

bmer · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 11:21 AM

It sure looks like the automotive press are somewhat underwhelmed by the new RS6 after the brilliant RS4.

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Originally Posted by Just_me

Nah, 2 wheels arent my thing, that is only for gay people who wants something between their legs.

Why don't you go and tell that at the local Hells Angels club?

cesc · **Re: Top Gear: Audi RS6 - A little too perfect -** 03-03-2008, 07:11 PM

I think part of the problem is that the RS4 was received with so much praise because no one expected Audi to trump the M3, as Audi generally don't make drivers cars and for that reason expectations may have been a little low for the RS4. This combined with the fact that the R8 was, again, a great handling car meant that expectations for the RS6 were always going to be high. So far it hasn't seemed to live up to these inflated expectations.