RE: 2021 Audi RS3 officially unveiled
Discussion
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Everyone knows EVs are ste so they are putting off transitioning. They have enough "trons" for those that worry about such things.EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Does Audi have a surplus of the black honeycomb plastic? as the designer seems to have plastered the stuff allover the front and back of the RS3, should have just used it for the grill, not the front vents or the area above the diffuser as it looks crap! Love the 🐸 green though.
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Your username and the car you currently own makes me wonder why you are even bothering to look at this thread?It obviously does not interest you in the slightest so is your intention purely to antagonise?
VR6 Eug said:
To be honest all RS3 look like any another sport line A3 from 10 paces, completely invisible in a crowd....there's 3 of them where I work and they just blend in to the background unnoticed but this saloon one looks actually good.
Wasn’t that always the point with the RS cars? Subtle enough so that those who don’t know thinks it’s a standard car?EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Oh do feck off. Can’t wait for your third post, I bet I can guess the general message wab172uk said:
Might look better in the flesh, and in better colours. But on first impressions, I'm not keen.
Like all A3's, the interior is awful.
Such a shame Audi's styling has gone down this route. More so the interiors.
Think I'd rather pay a bit more, buy an A45 S without the styling pack.
I would rather pay a lot less and get a Yaris GR.......which I did.Like all A3's, the interior is awful.
Such a shame Audi's styling has gone down this route. More so the interiors.
Think I'd rather pay a bit more, buy an A45 S without the styling pack.
Dont care about badge or interior plastics, just fun of driving.....I suspect im in minority so I suspect these RS3s will massively outsell the yaris GR
British Beef said:
I would rather pay a lot less and get a Yaris GR.......which I did.
Dont care about badge or interior plastics, just fun of driving.....I suspect im in minority so I suspect these RS3s will massively outsell the yaris GR
I like both. I’ve an order in for a Yaris, and although I doubt I’ll buy an RS3 it makes me think if my B7 RS4 which is maybe the nicest car I’ve ever had.Dont care about badge or interior plastics, just fun of driving.....I suspect im in minority so I suspect these RS3s will massively outsell the yaris GR
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Do you really think it's a great reflection on EV's that people like you spend their Tuesday evenings trolling car forums? Some of us like our hot hatches to be cleaner to manufacture than you do, thankfully Audi seem to as well. EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
I see that you’re one of those massive hypocrites that whines about others having a car that you disapprove of while having two yourself.DidesCharlie said:
Hi. Where can i exploit this level of performance on the road? Asking for a friend.
Acceleration can be used to its maximum pretty much anywhere, up to a point of course.Top speed is as i said earlier irrelevant.
The RS3 is limited to 155mph but you can pay extra to increase it to 180mph.
Ron240 said:
DidesCharlie said:
Hi. Where can i exploit this level of performance on the road? Asking for a friend.
Acceleration can be used to its maximum pretty much anywhere, up to a point of course.Top speed is as i said earlier irrelevant.
The RS3 is limited to 155mph but you can pay extra to increase it to 180mph.
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
I think it will easily manage 15, probably more as a classic. It’s a bit ornate for my taste but plenty will lust after peak petrol.EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
What a load of BS. Why would scrap yards be filling up. Not because in 1-15 years standard car engines would be banned from being on sale, does not mean there would not be a market for non electric cars. Ron240 said:
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
Your username and the car you currently own makes me wonder why you are even bothering to look at this thread?It obviously does not interest you in the slightest so is your intention purely to antagonise?
CDP said:
EV4me said:
Well done Audi, but its a little late, this is a fossil fuel guzzler, why owhy, this should be an electric car, no good filling up our scrap yards in 5-10 years with these ICE models when you could have roads and Autobahns filled with these beauties run by electric, and Audi could be servicing and repairing these Electric cars. Instead you will be having Shelves full of spares for ICE cars, where are the economics in that Audi?
I think it will easily manage 15, probably more as a classic. It’s a bit ornate for my taste but plenty will lust after peak petrol.Is this new RS3 really "peak petrol"? Not in my mind it isn't.
It looks OK inside and out, but maybe a bit too gauche.
I have an old B7 RS4 and I've been toying with replacing it...if I was going to do that with a petrol car it would need to be truly "peak petrol". And no matter how powerful a 5cyl might be, nor the notional historic links to Audi's past, I'm really not sure it could replace what I have.
This RS3 looks like a bit of an evolution of a line of cars whose writing has been on the wall for some time, rather than a two fingered final salute to show all that was good and great about a tank full of super unleaded.
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