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| | 2006 AUDI S6 V10 AUTO BLACK .
Auto Tip FSI Quattro with silk Nappa leather seats
| 5.2L FSI Quattro Auto Tip with black silk Nappa leather seats, Very good condition, Amazing drive, Full Audi Service History, Loved and looked after, ...> A real head turner! | Still gives me goose bumps when a hear that V10 start up! | A must see, look no futher this will be the first and last one you`ll see!! | X
| £15250.00 | 11/06/12 21:33 |
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Skip to main content A1 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 Q5 Q7 TT R8 RS Audi site navigation Explore models Used cars Owners area Fleet sales Audi innovation About Audi Locate a dealer r8 spyder v10 header Starting from £116,660 (OTR) Specifications, Pricing and CO2 Download Brochure See the site in all its glory To make the most of the Audi website, you need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. 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Depending on your point of view, they either let you see, hear and feel the world outside with a clarity and exhilaration denied to those riding under a roof, or they let the outside world see you and, unless you're more attractive than me (which is likely), mock your exhibitionism. Either way, we assume the purity of the car is somehow compromised unless a) the car type exists only in open form, or b) it existed as an open car before a closed one joined it. Or so I thought, until I drove the Audi R8 V10 Spyder. An open Porsche 911 is all wrong, and Spyder versions of a Ferrari F430 or a Lamborghini Gallardo seem similarly to shoot their pedigree in the foot. But the Audi somehow gets away with it. How? A closed R8 has striking, contrasting "blades" on its flanks aft of the doors and forming the rear cabin pillars, which clearly wouldn't work on a Spyder. Instead, the Spyder has extended side-scoops flowing into where the blade would be, which completely alters the R8 look. Thus the R8 Spyder looks like its own car and not a chopped-down version of another one. It helps, too, that the result has strong overtones of real sports-racing cars, such as – conveniently – the eponymous R8 (or later R10) that raced at Le Mans. Of course the R8 Spyder is laden with goodies (B&O stereo, parking sensors, LED headlights, sat nav and a microphone in the driver's seatbelt), but they are discreet and don't spoil the impression of functional starkness. It's a pure sort of car, built for a purpose higher than showing off. That said, an audience will surely gather when the roof performs its kinetic art. As the powered roof opens, its fabric folds into a Z-shape, the flying buttresses at the rear fold on to themselves, and the whole lot disappears under a painted carbonfibre cover, all in 19 seconds. There's a small rear window that can retract electrically into the rear deck, and a clip-on wind deflector to fit in front of it, if needed. With the roof closed, the driving experience is as pure and as thrilling as it is in the coupé. There's hardly any audible difference, thanks to the roof's perfect fit and sealing ability against wind rush. But with it open, the experience intensifies. This 5,204cc, 525bhp, direct-injection V10 has always sounded gutturally fabulous, like two 1980s Audi Quattro rally cars accelerating at full bore side by side, except that here you have 8,500rpm to play with. With no roof, you can now hear the harmonic battle as 10 cylinders with uneven firing intervals bellow their intent. It's marvellous. It starts as a deep granular hum, goes through a vibratory growl around 3,000rpm, then morphs into that 10-cylinder harmonic howl. But this is not a peaky engine; maximum pulling power (390lb ft) doesn't arrive till 6,500rpm but the Spyder pulls lustily from under 2,000rpm, whatever gear. Using "launch control" for an optimum getaway, the Spyder will reach 62mph in 4.1 seconds, as all four wheels share the traction. Both manual and paddleshift R-tronic versions have this electronic aid, which automatically manages throttle and traction control (and clutch engagement on the R-tronic). It works perfectly. With the magnetically variable suspension dampers set to Sport, the R8 scythes through twists and turns, provided the road is ultra-smooth. The surprise is that Normal mode gives a more compliant ride than most other Audis, sporting or not. Yet it remains crisp and responsive, making this a supercar as civilised as it is engaging. But it's not perfect. The R-tronic still surges annoyingly in automatic mode. (I'd still prefer a proper manual.) Nor is there much room for luggage. Some say the R8 V10 Spyder is too dear: starting at £112,500, no Audi costs more. But it's a supercar that just happens to wear four rings. A credible open-top supercar? No, it's the best. The Rivals Aston Martin DBS Volante: £179,500. The 5.9-litre, 510bhp V12 can't quite match R8 V10's pace, but some may prefer traditional front-engine design. Big, bulky and a beautiful finish. Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder: £160,556. Engine, transmission and aluminium structure are related to Audi's; power delivery is fiercer, price is higher, visuals are less pure. Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet: £113,927. Rapid and capable, defies physics with its 500bhp flat-six over-hanging the tail. Looks awkward: long overhangs, dumpy silhouette. Compare over 65 car insurers and get £25 Cash back through Independent Compare Print Article Email Article Also in this section Volkswagen Touareg Altitude 4.2-litre V8 TDI Seat Alhambra TSI Mini Cooper D All4 Countryman Bentley Continental GT EDITOR'S CHOICE Giant stork that ate babies Facebook: $65m not enough Jessica Simpson: Brand Realism: Face mask disguise The ten best netbooks Tour the property market Ivanov: Fabergé nest egg Love i ? 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