Especificaciones y análisis del Audi Cabrio
Power
420HP
Torque
430Nm
Consumption
13.9l/100
Emissions
334g/km
0-100 km/h
4.9s
Top Speed
250km/h
Weight
1920kg
Price
87,450€
Technical summary
Gasolina
Manual 6v
AWD
4 / 2 doors
315 L
63 L
309 kW
Current
Technical specifications
Engine
Capacities
Detailed analysis of the Audi Cabrio RS 4 4.2 FSI quattro · 420 CV (2008-2009)
General description
The Audi RS 4 Cabrio is the embodiment of a dream for any motor enthusiast: the perfect fusion between the brutality of a supercar and the freedom of a convertible. Introduced in a golden era for combustion engines, this car is not just a means of transport, it is a statement of intent, a machine designed to feel every kilometer with the sky as the only roof.
Driving experience
Driving the RS 4 Cabrio is a visceral experience that grips you from the very first moment. The heart of it all is its glorious naturally aspirated 4.2 FSI V8 engine, a mechanical jewel that howls up to 7800 revolutions. Lowering the top is opening the door to a symphony of exhausts, an addictive melody that accompanies blistering acceleration. The 6-speed manual transmission connects you directly to the machine, while the quattro all-wheel drive gives you infinite confidence to unleash its 420 horsepower on any curve, feeling the wind and the sun in a dance of power and control.
Design and aesthetics
Its aesthetics are a masterpiece of contained aggression. On the elegant silhouette of the A4 Cabrio, Audi Sport sculpted widened wheel arches that house imposing 19-inch wheels, a front end with huge air intakes, and the unmistakable honeycomb Singleframe grille. The rear, dominated by the two oval exhausts, is a promise of the performance it hides. It is an elite athlete dressed in a bespoke suit, muscular and sophisticated in equal parts.
Technology and features
Under its skin lies the pinnacle of German engineering of the era. The FSI direct-injection V8 engine was a technical feat, capable of revving to a very high speed to deliver its power. The legendary quattro all-wheel drive, with its Torsen center differential, masterfully distributes torque, ensuring superb traction and stability. The chassis is supported by double-wishbone suspensions on both axles and an oversized braking system, all calibrated to offer exceptional dynamism.
Competition
In its time, this Audi competed with titans of the caliber of the BMW M3 Cabrio E93 and its high-revving V8, or the forceful Mercedes-Benz CLK 63 AMG Cabriolet. Against them, the RS 4 Cabrio played the card of exclusivity and safety conferred by its quattro all-wheel drive, making it a convertible supercar to be enjoyed all year round, regardless of weather conditions.
Conclusion
The Audi RS 4 Cabrio is much more than a car; it is a collector's item, the swan song of a lineage of pure sports cars. It represents an almost extinct magic formula: a naturally aspirated V8 engine, manual transmission, and a four-seater convertible body. It is a vehicle for purists, a machine for generating smiles and unforgettable memories. Its value lies not only in its speed but in the intensity and authenticity of the emotions it is capable of provoking.