THE AUDI RS 3: EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE, EVERYDAY USEABILITY 114


0-62 mph in 3.8 seconds, specific RS driving modes and the first Audi ever to include the RS Torque Splitter as standard. This new, third generation Audi RS 3 Sportback offers a whole new level of driving dynamics.


Audi Sport through and through, the new RS 3 is a masterclass in supercar-baiting hot hatch-ery; just as at home on the road, as it is on the track. Based upon the latest A3 Sportback, the RS 3 packs an impressive 400 horsepower, five-cylinder turbocharged drivetrain - offering exhilarating performance, and that iconic Audi five-pot soundtrack.


The new RS 3 strikes a powerful, purposeful silhouette; the unmistakable RS styling cues complement the latest Audi design architecture exquisitely; it's wider track, and aggressive front bumper, with large intakes and trademark honeycomb grill lend the RS 3 an imposing character. The trademark oval twin-exit exhaust tips, flanking both sides of the motorsport- inspired rear diffuser, is the only view most road users are likely to catch a glimpse of.


Inside, the new 12.3-inch Audi virtual cockpit lends a premium feel to the cabin environment. Clearer than a traditional analogue set-up, it’s highly customisable, ensuring that you’re able to access the information you need at a glance, whilst fully immersing yourself in the RS 3’s B-road storming performance.


When it was first introduced to the automotive world back in 2011, it re-wrote the rulebook on what constituted a fast hatchback; over a decade later, the RS 3 is still leading the pack. Its blend of blistering performance, and everyday usability, make it an especially potent four-wheeled weapon - a true, point-and- shoot, automotive tour de force.


Experience the driving pleasure for yourself. Book a test drive at your local Listers Audi dealership.


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