VIDEO: Audi's All-New RS5 Goes Around The Track With A Distant Relative...

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"All companies like to make a connection between their past and current offerings to try to promote the fact that DNA is passed on to their next generation of products and Audi is no exception to this rule.

For the first official film on the RS5 that premiered at this month's Geneva automotive gathering, Audi brought along the coupe's forefather, the original Ur-Quattro of the 1980s, which can be seen in the first video clip after the jump (from 3:00 to 3:45).

As we all seeing the two cars together, the first video also provides us with some 6 minutes of driving footage (don't forget to turn up the volume...) of the 2011 RS5 while the second film is all about beauty shots of the coupe's interior and exterior..."

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golfer38 - 3/8/2010 7:36:07 PM

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This is one gorgeous car inside and out! I'm not sure about the exhaust note, I mean its certainly not bad, I just think the old RS4 and the current M3 sound better. Having said that, its really tough to make that opinion without actually hearing it in person.

Need4Speed - 3/8/2010 11:34:10 PM

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I was thinking the same thing about the exhaust

Neverfollow - 3/9/2010 11:45:10 AM

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What are you talking about, this engine screams! The higher pitch makes it sound even more exotic than the RS4 and RS6.

LACMAN - 3/10/2010 10:14:52 AM

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Where is this vehicle at in the video? Especially after 3:45sec. Perfect architectural design to go with this beauty of a car.

The exhaust note was nice but it sounded better from a standstill when it was taking off then when it was already moving on the track and accelerating.