The new Audi RS5: larger, lighter, quicker, cleaner and cleverer than the six-year-old model it replaces . It is most of these things because alongside the latest MLB platform, Audi has finally swapped out the old naturally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 for the cutting-edge 2.9-litre twin-turbocharged V6 it has spent the last few years co-developing with Porsche . Naturally, its superior numbers in almost every facet count as reasons to be cheerful – but history dictates caution here, and no little regret. The previous unit was far more than just a tightly wound bundle of numbers ; it was arguably one of the last great atmospheric engines, with a throttle response to die for and the kind of lean, caterwauling soundtrack that effectively had your vein spiked at 8250rpm. We’d therefore be remiss not to sound a rhetoric last post at its departure and neon signpost the fact that it was easily the best thing about the last model, which fit Ingolstadt’s starchy stereotype about as accuratel
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