The Audi Asso di Picche is a 1973 concept car developed by Italdesign under the direction of Giorgetto Giugiaro, with construction undertaken by Karmann.
The facelifted Audi 100 Coupé S represents the final evolution of Audi’s early grand touring coupe, introduced alongside the broader 1974 update to the Audi 100 range.
The elegant fastback coupe from Audi’s first-generation C1 platform provided a convenient disguise for Porsche’s experimental drivetrain and suspension systems.
The Audi 80 (B1) four-door sedan, produced from 1972 to 1976, marked Audi’s entry into the modern compact-sedan segment and laid the foundation for what would become the brand’s long-running B-series.
Among the earliest known styling studies for Audi's K50 program is a little-known proposal developed by Italy's Stile Bertone believed to have been created around 1970.
First shown at the 1969 Frankfurt Motor Show and entering production the following year, the Coupé S transformed the rational Audi 100 sedan into something far more expressive.
