Audi Showcases 16-Cylinder Engine Sports Car Based On 90-Year-Old Concept: Tesla CEO Elon Musk Calls It 'Awesome'

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Audi Showcases 16-Cylinder Engine Sports Car Based On 90-Year-Old Concept: Tesla CEO Elon Musk Calls It 'Awesome' - Benzinga

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The car, also called the Schnellsportwagen, is based on the concept of the street-legal sports car version of the Auto Union Silver Arrows Grand Prix race cars from the 1930s.

CEO Elon Musk applauded Audi’s Auto Union Type 52 sports car based on a concept from the 1930s and presented to the public at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in England in mid-July.

The popular race cars were commissioned by Auto Union AG (formed by the merger of Audi, DKW, Horch, and Wanderer) and developed by the Stuttgart design office of Ferdinand Porsche.