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Just a little sibling rivalry at Audi HQ today… #WantAnR8 Spyder or Lamborghini Gallardo Bicolore? Decisions, decisions. 

500 horsepower… 463 ft lbs of torque… Zero-to-60 mph in 4.4 seconds… The Audi A8 L W12 has arrived. Happy Friday!

This is what it looks like when we sell an Audi R8 GT in your town… 15 minutes of fame and a lifetime of awesome!

91,000 sellout crowd here. The eagle-eyed viewer may take note of the Audi presence in this video.

Here at FedEx Field in DC to support Man Utd vs Barca

At one of the most thrilling and dramatic 24-hour races in Le Mans history Audi-ultra-lightweight technology has prevailed. At the fascinating thriller which kept 250,000 spectators at the race track and millions in front of their TV sets watching in awe Marcel Fässler (Switzerland), André Lotterer (Germany) and Benoît Tréluyer (France) in the innovative Audi R18 TDI clinched the tenth Le Mans victory in total for the brand with the four rings.
 
The drama at the 79th edition of the world’s most famous endurance could hardly be surpassed. After Audi had lost two of its Audi R18 TDI cars as early as in the first third of the race due to accidents all hopes were pinned on car number “2” that had secured the pole position in qualifying for Audi. For 16 hours Fässler, Lotterer and Tréluyer were on their own in the battle against three factory-fielded Peugeot cars that left no stone unturned to keep Audi from taking victory.