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Its not unusual for BMW to recall cars on fire risk. All BMW diesels from late 2013 onwards had to be recalled last year, due to fire risk from an EGR cooler. Mine went in for a scope. But fortunately had no issue.
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Seems to me most Audi cars are overpriced, especially if they have an RS badge.
Saying that I like the styling of that e-tron Audi compared to the electric Porsche thing.
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Vastly overpriced for an Audi.
You could get a Porsche Taycan for similar money.
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BMW Recalls 26,900 Plug-In Hybrids Over Risk of Battery FireOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostIs that hot as in stolen or hot as in, the batteries have caught fire?
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Is that hot as in stolen or hot as in, the batteries have caught fire?
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DOOM: petrol
“ It has been confirmed that a hot Audi RS e-tron GT will crown the German brand’s electric performance car line-up. The RS e-tron GT will be the first fully electric vehicle to be developed by Audi Sport, and it will go on sale alongside the regular saloon in the middle of next year.
Audi had intended to launch the standard e-tron GT at this year’s Los Angeles Motor Show, but plans were scrapped due to the ongoing pandemic. The grand unveiling is now scheduled for early in 2021, but already Audi has confirmed that a hot version will be launched at the same time. It marks quite a shift in strategy at Audi Sport, whose models tend to be launched around two years after the arrival of the regular version.”

New Audi RS e-tron GT electric supercar to boast around 700bhp - pictures | Auto Express
Very nice!
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