The Audi RS2 Avant hit the market in 1994, becoming the world's fastest estate car and the first Audi car to reach 250 km/ h. To achieve this feat, Audi had the support of Porsche. Powered by a five-cylinder in-line engine producing 315 hp, the RS2 could accelerate from 0 to 100 km/ h in 5. 4 seconds and reach 262 km/ h. The braking and suspension system was designed by Porsche, featuring four-piston Brembo brakes painted red with the Porsche emblem. It had 17” Porsche Cup rims and rear-view mirrors from the Porsche 993. Inside, we have a three-spoke leather-covered steering wheel and Recaro sports seats also in leather.

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