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words: Bill, photos: Cars & Bid
When you think of Audi in the 80s, a couple of iconic vehicles pop into mind: The Sport quattro and the Quattro (ur-quattro). The Coupe GT was a version that didn't have the fender bulges of its muscular brother nor the turbo...nor the all-wheel drive. Yes, this is a front-wheel drive Audi but this one is a little special - it's a Commemorative Edition. The Commemorative Edition was set apar...
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words: George Achorn, photos: Audi AG, Volkswagen AG, Audi of America, Audi Tradition, Getty Images
Editor’s note: This article originally ran in the Q3_2020 issue of quattro Magazine. If you would like to subscribe to quattro Magazine, join Audi Club here.
When Michèle Mouton returned to Colorado in the summer of 1985, it’s safe to assume she had some unfinished business there. Audi Sport’s high-profile French driver had taken he...
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source: Audi UK
Harald Demuth – Developing the new secret Audi rally weapon
David Ingram – Hoisting the quattro high above the capital
Phil Short – Winning in a rally quattro first time out
Graham Rood – Plotting the route to victory
Norman Gault – Amping the power up to 700PS
The cars – Rallying with many types of quattro
The game-changing Audi quattro made its UK debut in London in 1980. Here, five former members of the Au...