I like my job, and although I therefore gravitate towards everything with wheels and a steering wheel, over time I began to feel an aversion to most cars with the TUNING label. Of course, I like to look at a successful and decent modification of a sports car, but limousines are the type of cars that will be more or less damaged by even the slightest impact. The same fate met this poor Audi A7, which stood in the way of B&B Automobiltechnik.
I admit, the previous paragraph doesn't look very promising for tuning cars from my point of view, but admit for yourself that at least here the tuner really messed up. Fake vents for the removal of warm air in the front fenders, rear window foils, ugly 19-21" alloy wheels, and all this is topped off by a matte foil on the trunk lid together with chrome sub-items under the number plate. Admit it yourself, top managers really don't want this.
Unfortunately, I don't know how it is with the changes inside, but I hope that the hand of the adjuster did not do any damage here. Audi is especially good at interiors thanks to the combination of high-quality leather, wooden decor, first-class plastics and perfect workmanship. That's a recipe for a happy crew.
Under the hood of the depicted car is a three-liter six-cylinder TFSI gasoline engine with a basic output of 220 kW. However, here appears perhaps the only really good side of tuning. These are performance packages that, thanks to adjustments to the control unit, exhaust system or perhaps the boost pressure of the turbocharger, take the unit several levels further.
The company B&B Automobiltechnik offers the Audi A7 and the 3.0 TFSI engine the possibility of adjustment to 283, 300 or 313 kW, which also changes the value of the maximum torque to 490, 520 and 540 Nm.
However, the old, good and widely used 3.0 TDI six-cylinder diesel was not forgotten either. Here, the original output of 180 kW can be cranked up to 239 kW and 640 Nm of torque.
However, no matter which of the offered packages you choose, you won't be fooled. Thanks to each of them, the Audi A7 from B&B Automobiltechnik disappears from sight before the passers-by have time to become nauseous.
