Difference between revisions of "Audi Quattro Sport"
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Revision as of 19:53, 12 May 2009
| Audi Quattro Sport | |
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| Designer: | Original car |
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| Released: | 1990 |
| Game version: | All |
| Engine specs: | DOHC Inline-5 Turbo, 2133cc |
| Torque peak at: | not verified |
| Max horsepower (est.): | 220HP |
| Transmission: | 5-speed |
| 0-60mph: | 5.1s |
| 0-100mph: | 14.4s |
| Half mile: | not tested |
| Flat track top speed: | 144mph |
| Real top speed : | 218mph |
| Performance data refers to BB 1.1 version unless the car is for 1.0 versions only. | |
The Audi Quattro Sport is one of the eleven cars originally included in Stunts. One of the "slow cars" of Stunts, the Audi possesses three key characteristics which set it apart from most other cars. The first one is the enormous gap (around 70mph) between its flat-track and real top speed. Such a gap allows for large jump-boosting potential, and make it in most racing situations a lot faster car than expected. Additionally, the Audi has more responsive steering than nearly all other cars, conferring it far better handling in relation to other slow cars. Combined, these characteristics often make the Audi able to match the performance of cars which, on first impression, appear to be significantly faster. Finally, no discussion of Audi's on-track behaviour would be complete without mentioning its notorious proneness to random bug jumps and related special effects, allowing for exotic racing lines and wild replays. Both the above-average handling and the unpredictable behaviour arise from the short wheelbase, a trait shared by Audi's companion rally homologation model, the Lancia.
