Monday, October 31, 2011
Audi S8 Car Reviews
Audi S8 Car Review - Audi S8, which will be launched in spring 2012 is the new 4.0 TFSI, producing up to 382 kW (520 hp) and offers a constant 650 Nm (479.42 pounds-ft) is the engine torque between 1700 and 5500 laps. Sprint from zero to 100 km / h (62.14 mph) takes just 4.2 seconds and top speed is electronically limited to 250 km / h (155.34 mph).
The S-specific wheels 9 J x 20 and are equipped with tires 265/40-series. Audi offers five additional wheels as options, four of which have a diagonal of 21 inches. The four ventilated disc brakes measuring 400 mm (15.75 inches) in diameter front and 365 millimeters (14.37 inches) at the rear. The matt black calipers at the front leads S8 logos. Each option of carbon-fiber ceramic discs save more than five kilograms (11 pounds) in weight. Its pincers are gray. The ESP stabilization program includes a sport mode which determines the engine power only by the position of the pedals.
On the sides, body color trim on the door sills handles with strips of aluminum and polished aluminum mirror housings, eye-catching look. The insert diffuser at the rear of the car includes a knife with a two-layer aluminum-look finish offset by items in platinum gray. The exhaust system terminates in two dual tailpipes oval chrome look finish.
S8 V8 badges or T can be found at the front, rear and sides. The color range includes 13 shades, including two - Daytona Grey and Silver Prism - is reserved for the Audi S8.
The Audi S8 offers a wide selection of interior colors, sausages and seat covers. These include leather seats with ventilation Valcona especially soft and massage. The leather package, a DVD changer, the key to comfort with sensor-controlled lock the trunk and the ambient lighting package round the list of standard interior equipment. The Audi S8 is equipped with the innovative LED headlights and double glazing.
New Family A8 is the parking system with camera 360 degrees. Four small images of the cameras recording the immediate vicinity sedan and a computer splices together. The driver can call a number of different perspectives on the MMI display, including a virtual high. The system enhances safety while maneuvering and narrow aisles. Specific views allow the driver to see cross traffic.
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