I think it looks good, though we have awhile before we actually see this model.

 

I like the current one better, those Mazda 6 like headlights doesn't look as good with the car, still very nice though . . .

 

Sexy Sexy Sexy!!!!

Audi is one of the few companies that knows how to finish off the rear end of a car. I love that butt!

 

guys that is a CGI - COMPUTER GENERATED IMAGE. I think there is a lof of photoshop done here though as well. The next generation 2008 Audi A4 - that is KILLER.

 

That was a CGI too if I am not mistaken.

Well whoever did them, I love them both.

 

Nice 7 series rear.

 

Could be a A4, A6 or A8. THough the design works so well, I don't mind the one design, 3 size approach.

 

That A8 is real tough and yeah I see the 7 series influence as with all the other Luxury fllagships. I said it once and I'll say it again Bangle and his beautiful 7 designs (Bangle Butt included) will get its proper respect 10 years from now.

 

by Hans G. Lehmann
Copyright by Lehmann Photo-Syndication
05-11-2006


Audi is busy developing the company’s future big flagship A8 which is scheduled to be released at the end of 2009.

First prototype mules have been sighted now near Nürburgring. The photos are showing that the test car is about 10cm longer than the current A8. The next generation A8 will grow to an overall length of 5.10 meters and – as a most significant technical detail – it will get power from an all-new V12 diesel and an equally new V10 petrol engine.

However, Audi’s next top of the line model will also meet strong competition upon its debut. In the same year BMW will launch the new 7-Series and the long awaited first Porsche four-door Panamera will also make its appearance on the market by then.

The photos are showing a computer image of how the new A8 could look like upon its release and a prototype mule during testing.

source : worldcarfans

 

Looks pretty nice.

 

that is a Big Beetle with a Bangle Booty

 

Looks pretty good to me. I don't see a bangle butt. I'd like it if I did but I don't see it. Looks nice. If only Audi didn't suffer the german unreliable-car blues...it'd be quite a car and hard to resist.

 

They've improved quite a bit as of recently. Hopefully they continue this path they're on