Audi Announced Official UK Pricing for 2012 RS5
How much is facelifted cost you? Yes, the word is expensive but what if we offer you one hot coupe sedan which has been facelifted and now is on the market looking for new owner? We are talking about the 2012 Audi RS5 which enters the UK market and the Ingolstadt automaker is also officially announced the UK pricing as well. Oh, and we guarantee that this pricing announcement is making the US customers jealous than ever because Audi has not stated that they will offer the 2012 RS5 coupe sedan in the Uncle Sam’s soil or not.
The UK price tag for the 2012 Audi RS5 has been set at £58,725 OTR with the delivery debut will take place in April. Expensive? Come on folks… it is German coupe sedan which we believe if you pop the hood, there is a big chunk of German engineering which we refer it as engine that will blow your mind if you hear it roars. Before we bring you to the technical details, we would like to show you what features you can get if you decide to spend your money on something that some of you refer as expensive.
Audi equips the facelifted 2012 RS5 coupe sedan with pretty much exclusive features which according to autoevolution.com including the DVD navigation, Bluetooth phone preparation, cruise control, and Audi Music Interface iPod connection. The Sporty Package is available for upgrading which consists of sports exhaust for extra pounding wroom-wroom, Dynamic Ride Control, 20-inch rotor-designed titanium-look alloy wheels, and dynamic steering. All this can be yours for £2,250.
In engine and performance, the facelifted 2012 Audi RS5 coupe sedan is powered by naturally-aspirated 4.2L V8 engine with total power output at 450 horsepower. Taking this German coupe sedan for a sprint, and it can easily hit 0 to 62 mph (100km/h) in 4.5 seconds with electronically limited top speed reaches at 155 mph (250 km/h).
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