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Yea, that looks good Vroom!
This car's going to be absolutely KILLER340 hp A3....omg!!!

Who even wants to buy this car? The current A3 generation is miserably old and dull now. I can imagine how expensive this RS3 will be, price tag will most likely land at roughly €55 000 which is near C63 and Porsche Cayman territory. It will a flop as I have only encountered the facelifted A3 three times, let alone seen the prefacelifted much these days.

Has the Rs3 been officially confirmed?!
I'm getting suspsions this isn't the Rs3, just a mule for the new A3 or even the new Golf Rs2 (what ever it's going to be called)
I suspect this because the Rs3 will be using the same 2.5 tsfi in the TT-rs and that uses twin exhausts, the mule only has a single box as the back
Are we in a wild goose chase?
TTS has 2 twin exhausts. Same engine as my cupra but I have one oval, in which there are 2 exhaust pipes.
Purely cosmetic. From a functional viewpoint it only needs 2 exhaust pipes.


Audi is aiming to take Europe’s hot hatch ranks by storm with a new twin-turbo 2.5-litre, five-cylinder RS3 performance model.
Set for launch towards the end of 2012, this rendered image shows the new four-wheel-drive hatchback, which forms part of a wider range of models based on the next A3, due in early 2011.
Fitted with a new seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox and a torque-vectoring differential, the range-topping RS3 looks set to give the new Ford Focus RS and upcoming Renaultsport Mégane 250 some stiff competition as part of Audi’s effort to further extend the appeal of the A3 — a model that has proven vital to the company’s fortunes since its introduction back in 1996.
The Audi RS3’s engine, shared with the TT RS, produces 335bhp and 332lb ft of torque. It promises to provide the RS3 with the sort of performance to challenge the rapid BMW 135i Coupé, as well as the current hot hatch king, the Focus RS.
Autocar - New Audi RS3 to rival Focus RS
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What do you Swedes call it... Bluffstopp?So, what SAMS writes will have to be taken for what it is...
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