Audi A5
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The Audi A5 is a compact coupé, based on the A4 and expected to be released by Audi next year. The 'four-door coupé' version would be the direct rival of a possible Mercedes-Benz CLE-Class, and the two-door coupé and convertible versions would fight against the Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class and BMW 3-Series. On May 10, 2006, Audi confirmed that the A4-based A5 would go into production.
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- The German Car Blog - Audi: Let's take a look at Audi's future!
- Audi A5 - Preview Photos
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