Green Audi RS5 Is So Unusual They Immediately Put It In A Museum

There are no less than 18 colours available on Audi's German configurator for the RS5 Coupe and one of them is called “Sonomagrün Metallic.” Available for €890 (around £760), it’s actually one of the most affordable shades you can have, with some costing as much as €2,400 (£2,000).

Available exclusively on the new RS5 Coupe, the green nuance looks surprisingly nice on Ingolstadt’s new high-performance coupe and it is combined with numerous glossy black bits as part of the optional black visual pack priced at €550 (£470). While a standard RS5 comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, this one has been upgraded to a 20-inch set featuring a five-spoke trapezoidal design and available for a hefty €2,000 (£1,700).

The list of upgrades doesn’t end here as this particular car also has the RS sport exhaust system priced at €1,200 (£1,000) and an assortment of cabin upgrades, including the fancy stitching on the sports seats featuring a honeycomb pattern. Cars that are being exhibited at the Audi Forum Ingolstadt in Germany usually come with most of the bells and whistles, and that seems to be the case here as well.

We’re wondering where the name of this green paint comes from — perhaps Sonoma as in Sonoma County in California? Audi did test the RS7 Piloted Driving concept at the Sonoma Raceway a couple of years ago, so that might explain it. No matter, we think it looks the business.

Source: Audi Forum Ingolstadt