A rare and one of a kind Audi RS5 appears in a special automobile museum in Germany. This museum houses special cars and the rare Sonoma Green-colored Audi RS5 is fitting to be part of it.
There are no less than 18 colors available in the online configurator of Audi Deutschland's site for RS5 Coupe. One of the 18 colors is named "Sonomagrun Metallic," which is available for 890 euros. The price is steep, however, this is actually one of the more affordable shades.
Some of the colors can even be as expensive as 2,400 euros, especially those that have a pearlescent finish. The Sonoma Green is only exclusively available on the new Audi RS5 Coupe. Some car enthusiasts actually think such color looks nice in the high-performance Coupe.
The standard RS5 comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, however, the rare Green-colored one has been upgraded to 20-inch set featuring five-spoke trapezoidal design and is available for 2,000 euros. It also has been upgraded for having the RS sport exhaust system, which is priced at 1,200 euros. This specific RS5 Coupe is exhibited at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt museum.
The standard 2017 Audi RS5 Coupe is available this month for deliveries beginning summer with price starting at 62,900 euros. Shortly after the Geneva Motor Show, Audi's second-generation RS5 Coupe will finally be available in the UK this month.
The RS5 Coupe will come with standard Virtual Cockpit digital instrument display and the Quattro sports rear differential. There are also available options, which include Dynamic Ride Control suspension and a more potent RS Exhaust.
The all new RS5 Coupe also is considered Gran Turismo combined with aesthetics and everyday usability. This makes for an ideal everyday car, riding along the highway with power and class at the same time. It is sure to make heads turn as it drives along road networks wherever it is.
The Audi RS5, whether in standard colors or the rare Sonoma Green is definitely a worthy investment. It effectively and efficiently combines practicality and exceptionally beautiful design, which may sometimes be a challenging combination for other cars.
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