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Audi Le Mans quattro

The Le Mans quattro is to Audi what the Enzo is to Ferrari - a road car that's based on a world championship-winning racer. With some justification, Audi argues that its two-seater coup

The styling's right, the likely £80,000 price is right, Audi's image and pedigree are right and, what's more, the time is right. Unlike the predictable choice of a Porsche 911, the Le Mans quattro is understated yet stylish, perfect for wealthy enthusiasts who want to have fun without looking like posers.

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The Le Mans quattro is to Audi what the Enzo is to Ferrari - a road car that's based on a world championship-winning racer. With some justification, Audi argues that its two-seater coup

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