it was in the April issue I think

Gasp! I think I am the first non-testing poster! whoo hoo!

V-16, and the steps they did to reproduce the car from just photos. It's incredible. 520hp 630lbs... that's a lot even in today's standards... Does any other manufacturer (sp?) do this? I think it's a great idea to preserve the heritage. Makes me all gooey inside thinkin' all our Audi's are somehow related to the Silver Bullet... :o)

Those cars are awesome...even the new replicas. I saw them while at the Monterrey Historics, and it's really something to see.

Their story is cool too. The Auto Union works found themselves in Russian territory following the war, and the cars were hidden in an abandoned coal mine. The Russians found them and took them back to Russia where they were examined, and most were taken apart and destroyed. For a long time, the only piece of any of them that existed was a V16 motor in Audi's lobby in Ingolstadt.

That was the coolest thing I have seen in a long time. Working for the Audi Tradition team would be a dream job.

Hey, this sounds pretty cool. Does anyone have a picture of it or any more info? Audi's sure have a unique heritage. Gotta love 'em.