The most powerful production diesel engine to date pushes this 2-ton SUV to 0-100km/h in just 5.5 seconds, all the way to a self imposed top speed of 250km/h. Unique to the powerful diesel V12 is the world’s first use of a 2000 bar Bosch Common Rail system with cylinders angled at 60 degrees instead of the usual 72 degree angle bank. Amazingly, the V12 Q7 still gets a fuel economy rating of 11.9L per 100km.
Other changes include a new front air intake, oval exhaust tips, changes to the lights, and an uprated interior. It's expected Audi will release this model in Spring 2008 with a price tag in the region of €120,000.
All Audi has to do now is put the V12 in the R8 sports car and change the way people think about diesel engines forever.
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