Audi’s quattro four-wheel drive enjoys a lengthy tradition designed for the World Rally Stage and continuously developed for everyday safety. The principle involves distributing the engine’s power permanently and optimally between all four wheels. Find out how Audi’s Quattro Centre Differential and Torque Vectoring System work on the Audi RS5.

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It started at a young age with bedroom posters, the Countach of course. This slowly grew into a super car die-cast model collection, fifty five 1:18 models at the last count. At which point it had almost taken full control, the incurable Mad Car Disease ran deep though my veins all the way to the bone. And things for my loved ones just got worse as the cars where now being bought at 1:1 scale, after a BMW, HSV, and couple of Audi's, the disease reached my brain, pushing me over the edge and down the rabbits hole into the world of the bedroom poster.

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