New Audi R8 Spyder V10 plus 2017 review - pictures
New Audi R8 Spyder V10 plus 2017 review - pictures
The new Audi R8 Spyder V10 plus.
Finally, a new R8 Spyder plus comes with an additional 69bhp, pushing the total to 602bhp.
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The glass partition behind the driver can be lowered to allow the engines chorus pour into the cabin.
The Audi has a vocal range, which out performs that of the McLaren 570s.
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The roof can be lowered in just 20 – just enough time to miss the entire British summer.
Sadly, the Audi is not without issues. The steering lacks feedback, which goes a long way to detracting from the bags of grip available.
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Despite having more power, the Plus is 25kg lighter than the standard Spyder.
The German marque has used a cocktail of aluminium and carbon-fibre reinforced plastic in the chassis.
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The quattro four-wheel-drive in awesome in the dry and works in the background to ensure you don't careering into the nearest hedge.
The headline figures are: 0-62mph in 3.3 seconds and a 204 mph flat out.
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