What shade of gray is the Audi RS6 gray?

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DiLukas
07/30/25 5:19am
Audi RS6 gray is cement gray, also known as Nardo gray, which is the standard factory paint. Introduction to Audi RS6: Commonly referred to as the RS6, it is the high-performance version of the A6 product line, positioned above the Audi S6. This is a sport-focused five-door, five-seat station wagon developed and produced by Quattro GmbH, a subsidiary of Audi. Audi RS6 Dimensions: Vehicle length: 4,852mm, vehicle width: 1,850mm. Audi RS6 Configuration: The RS6 features a fully independent four-link front suspension and a double-wishbone rear suspension. Compared to the A6 and S6, the RS6 is lowered by 20mm (0.79 inches), has a 30% stiffer spring rate, and a 40% increase in compression damping. The RS6 also includes Audi's "Dynamic Ride Control" (DRC) system module. The DRC system is primarily mechanical and uses a pump to provide additional pressure (shock absorbers) during cornering, acceleration, or braking to counteract roll and pitch.
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