Fancy a peak at the Audi TT RS in action?  Your wish is… well, not our command, but somebody up in Audi is obviously thinking of you.

Powered by a 2.5 litre turbo-charged direct injection TFSI petrol engine, the TT RS is good for some 255kW (340hp) and 450Nm (610lb-ft) of torque.

Unfortunately, this writer’s speakers are [...]

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For those fans of the Volkswagen family’s hot hatchbacks looking for something a little finer than the R32, Audi’s new S3 Sportback – the flagship of the A3 range – is now upon us.

Extorting a massive 188kW from its 2.0-litre TFSI engine – winner of the International Engine of the Year award four years in [...]

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Audi have released first details of their new A4 Avant, which will debut in Geneva next month. If you like your Audis with a good dose of practicality then the new A4 Avant could be just the thing.

Audi have managed to squeeze 490 litres of cargo carrying capacity out of the rear of their [...]

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We first saw Audi’s TTS at this years Detroit Auto Show. Featuring Audi’s potent 2.0-litre TFSI engine the, TTS is capable of sprinting from 0 - 100km/h in a respectable 5.4 seconds. The TTS also benefits from fitment of a magnetic ride adaptive damping system, which you can see getting a good ‘desert workout’ in [...]

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Tucked away in the middle of a recent press release was the fact that Audi’s yet to be released RS6 Avant will be making an appearance at this years Melbourne Motor Show. It seems fitting then, that Audi have chosen to release a whole bunch of new images and information regarding their new ‘family pack’ [...]

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Another car due to be unveiled in Detroit anytime now is Audi’s new TT-S. Powered by Audi’s 2.0-litre TFSI with an output of 200kW/272hp, the TT-S is the TT for those who like some go with their show. Click through for the first two official videos of Audi’s new TT-S.

[Source: The German Car Blog]

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As suspected, Audi have coughed up the official images and introductory press release for their new TT-S, following the images untimely release earlier this week. Due to be officially released at the Detroit Motor Show this coming Sunday, Audi have confirmed the powerplant details for TT-S and the 2.0-litre TFSI will be good for an [...]

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Just prior to its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show, Audi have released pictures of their new A1 concept. Designed as a direct competitor to the Mini Cooper the Audi A1 concept is notable for its showcased technology rather than a Mini-esque retro sense of style. The A1 is powered by Audi’s 1.4-litre TFSI engine [...]

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As already reported Škoda are staging a return to Australia in the dying months of 2007 and they are starting the ball rolling by offering two models, the Roomster and the Octavia. The Octavia is Škoda’s top-selling and most popular vehicle and is best described as a European package at an accessible price point.

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Good things come to those who wait? Well not really in this case as we have received the official press release of the new Audi RS6 Avant prior to its Frankfurt debut next week.

Under the hood is what we all expected, a twin-turbo V10 producing no less then 426kW (580bhp) and 650Nm of torque which [...]

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Audi’s all new 2009 A4 is due to debut in September at the Frankfurt Motor Show but as is so often the case these days an official image has become unofficially available…

Audi are expected to officially release images and details of the new A4 overnight but in the meantime here is what we know.

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It’s been known for some time now that Skoda were planning to return to Australia and we can now confirm that the brand will be “coming out” at this years Australian International Motor Show in Sydney (October 11-21).

We will be there to welcome back the Czech manufacturer who now operates under the VW umbrella. Skoda [...]

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