Driving the Audi RS2 Avant Under the hood is the same turbocharged 2.2-liter five-cylinder found in the Audi Ur-Quattro and S2, although it produces 311 horsepower and 301 lb-ft thanks to some ...

Gallery 1994 Audi RS2 Avant. Gallery 1994 Audi RS2 Avant. The Zuffenhausen-built RS2 paired a 2.2-liter turbo-five with a six-speed manual. By Autoweek Published: Aug 22, 2019. Save Article.

The RS2 was sold between '94-96, when only 2891 units were produced, although North America never saw its grandeur. ... 1995 Audi RS2 Avant. Owner: Joni Meriläinen. Location: Sotkamo, Finland.

By 1994, which is when the RS2 Avant came about, Audi had stopped manufacturing the even more iconic Sport quattro model, which left a big hole in its lineup in the shape of a performance-driven car.

Though the Audi RS2 Avant was never sold in the U.S. (no surprise there), the car is a highly collectible item in Europe these days. New, the Audi RS2 Avant cost about 40 percent more than a BMW ...

The '94 Audi Avant RS2 might be 30 years old already, but the Hot Wheels casting debuted in 2021. Despite being around for only three years, we have already seen five iterations, two of which are ...

The '94 RS2 Avant made 315 horsepower from its 2.2-liter I5 engine, but the RS6 is significantly more powerful, what with the massive 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 onboard.

Three decades after Audi teamed up with Porsche to develop the RS 2 Avant the boxy wagon is widely considered a modern ...

The "Cookie Monster" in question is not just driving any Audi, though. The car appears to be an Audi RS2 Avant , the first performance wagon and first RS-badged performance car ever made by the brand.

There’s currently an Audi RS2 Avant sitting in a junkyard in Portugal collecting dust, and it’s breaking all our collective hearts. The RS2 is one of the coolest German cars of the 1990s and ...

The video co-stars the 1970s Audi Fox Avant. It's a clear play for the hearts and minds of U.S. car buyers, ... we see an ad for a '94 RS2 Avant that notes it is "not available in U.S." Sad! ...