Little deuce coupes of today
Here are the fast and furious coupes that money can buy you in India.
13/11/2020
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If you’re an HNI with good taste and are in the market for a new set of wheels, your car shopping, this festive season, just got simpler. This time around, ditch the usual and go after something that has been more aesthetically crafted. With exquisitely sloping rooflines and adrenalin pumping performance on offer, sedan coupes, though exorbitantly priced, are worth every bit of fun that they offer. Here’s what you should be checking out… Audi RS7 Launched at INR 1.94 Crores, ex-showroom India, it is almost impossible to criticize the RS7’s design from any angle. The all-black stretched front grille with massive air ducts along with the low stance gives the coupe a rhapsodic flair. As expected from a coupe the sloping roofline along with 21-inch alloy wheels beautifully balances the brawns with beauty. If that isn’t eye-catching enough, the RS7 also gets LED tail lights that span out across the boot, not to mention the twin oval-shaped exhausts. The cabin gets an all-black treatment with an aluminum brushed finish. The centre console is dominated by two touchscreens. The three-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel gets aluminum finish paddle shifters with a virtual cockpit. It comes standard with black Alcantara leather upholstery.Â
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