What Model Replaced The Legendary Audi Quattro?
The Audi Quattro remains one of the most legendary cars in the history of rally racing. However, the public model was discontinued in the early '90s.
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The Audi Quattro remains one of the most legendary cars in the history of rally racing. However, the public model was discontinued in the early '90s.
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