There’s tasteful and then there’s Goodwood Green (a.k.a. really tasteful). It’s hard not to love Audi’s take on the iconic British Racing Green theme that’s a little darker and a little more gray. This green hue dropped in the early 2000s on cars like the Mk1 TT, RS 4 B5 and RS 6 C5. It remains 20-something years later one of the more popular Audi exclusive colors, so when it pops up on a new RS 7 we sit up and take notice.
This RS 7 is a still-new 2023, meaning it predates the RS 7 plus spec. That said, it’s got the aforementioned paint that looks incredible paired with a tan interior that looks decidedly more beige than the usual cognac leather that is standard spec. Is the interior Audi exclusive too? We don’t find reference in the car’s AutoTrader listing, but the Audi exclusive badges on the inner door panels suggest it is.
The car is listed as in inventory at Audi Norwell in Massachusetts. We didn’t find it on their dealer website though, so are hoping that it’s not a signal that the car might be sold. We’re running it here anyway just in case.
