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First Test: 2023 Audi RS 5 Coupe

n the past, sporty Audis caught criticism for being too heavy—in particular on their front ends—to be much fun. Their ahead-of-the-front-axle engines tended to affect balance and caused fun hunters to pass them over to chase amusement via BMW and AMG. But after testing an Audi RS 5 Coupe fitted with the Competition package, we bring news that ought to give you

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