B ack in February, Audi revealed an RS6 Avant variant that took inspiration from its championship-winning IMSA GTO days. That car, dubbed the RS6 Avant GT, was faster, quicker, an

The special RS6 GT not only looks meaner, it also packs a more powerful twin-turbo V8, adjustable coilover suspension, and a retuned Quattro sport diff

Audi is bringing the limited-edition RS6 Avant GT to the U.S. for 2025, paying homage to the iconic Audi 90 Quattro IMSA GTO race car. Only 85 units of this exclusive model will be available in the U.

Expect F1-derived technology to appear on Audi's next performance plug-in hybrids. The 591hp uberwagon will go on sale in 2020, but don't expect it to be under $120k.

Four years ago, Audi presented the RS6 GTO as a concept showing just how extreme the RS6 Avant could get, and earlier this year, the German automaker revealed the production version as the RS6 Avant GT.

The 2025 RS6 Avant GT starts at $198,900. The RS6 Avant Performance, meanwhile, starts at $127,895, but that's after the $1295 destination and handling fee Audi levies on every car these days; assuming that will also be applied to the Avant GT,