Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Audi

Audi Quattro Concept


Being based on the Audi RS5, Audi Quattro has a shorter distance between the wheels to nearly reach 6 inches.the rear overhang was shortened to 7.9 inches, the height of the roof also reduced as much as 1.6 inches.Perubahan This makes the Audi Quattro is more tighter and muscular proportions. To help to achieve weight 2900 pounds, roughly equal to the weight Sport Quattro 1984, Audi replaced the steel body of the production RS5 with a custom aluminum spaceframe architecture clad with carbon fiber panels. The RS5's V-8 and dual-clutch transmission was also swapped out for a turbocharged five-cylinder and a manual six-speed gearbox (another nod to the original car), further reducing weight.


Unlike the Sport Quattro, which was a token 2+2, the Quattro concept only has room for two adults and rolls on a 102.4-inch wheelbase. Behind the seats, there's space for helmets, a roll cage, or a couple of fire extinguishers. The actual cargo deck extends further, with Audi opting for a classic trunk lid in place of a hatch. The undersides of the Quattro concept's carbon body panels were left unpainted in another weight-saving measure.
With the exception of wheels, tailpipes, and a signature set of Audi LED light banks, the exterior is pretty straightforward. As a world first, the LED headlights boast dynamic components that vary from horizontal to vertical, and from slit-eyed to wide open. Instead of conventional turn signals, the new light units integrate amber streaks out front and moving yellow brackets at the rear.



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