Audi amazes us with its sports cars

It's rare that we get the chance to have any of a brand's sports models at our disposal, not to mention doing so at a venue like the Mexico Drive Resort circuit and with professional drivers to help you get the most out of its mechanics, but Audi has done it again .

From a newly launched A6 Sportback e-tron to “an” RS6 Avant , the Audi Sport vehicles were ready to turn with ease in the intricate curves of the Mexican circuit .

The reconnaissance laps, along with the precise instructions from the drivers , allow the driver to gain confidence on board an S6, proving that just because it is a luxury midsize sedan does not mean it cannot transmit strong emotions to the driver .

Next up, a massive, luxurious RS Q8 simply amazes us, firstly, with the sound of its 4.0-litre V8 producing over 600 HP, accelerating like there was no tomorrow, and then with how it defies the laws of physics by cornering so flatly despite its height and bulk. Not to mention the electric S Q6 e-tron , whose massive battery-powered acceleration makes up for the lack of a combustion engine roaring under the bonnet, demonstrating great poise thanks to its platform layout and low centre of gravity.

However, it must be admitted that the revamped RS 3 sedan , the smallest of the family, was one of the most enjoyable. Its compact size, with a mark on the scale, much smaller than the rest of the family, as well as that charismatic 400 HP inline five-cylinder engine, make driving fast a delight, highlighting its "mousy" and playful character in the corners, combined with a great roar from its exhaust that will surely win over more than a few enthusiasts.

Unfortunately, there wasn't enough time to be behind the wheel of the RS 6 Avant. Performance , with its wagon body and 630 HP engine, but it is definitely clear to us that the brand with the four rings knows very well how to have fun and, above all, entertain us .

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