NSW Police Force gets 331kW Audi S7 Sportback for community duties

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The New South Wales Police Force has taken delivery of a brand-new 2016 Audi S7 Sportback that will be used in a variety of community and youth engagement programs.

It is the second 12-month police vehicle loan from Audi Australia following the successful engagement of an Audi RS 4 Avant previously. Its livery is an interpretation of a design chosen by almost 800 Audi Australia Facebook fans in 2015.

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“We are pleased to continue to support the NSW Police Force as they engage with the youth and wider community in the Lake Illawarra region,” said Andrew Doyle, Managing Director of Audi Australia.

Superintendent Zoran Dzevlan, Commander of Lake Illawarra LAC said the S7 Sportback will provide an exciting and visible platform for their community and youth engagement activities.

“Our use of the S7 Sportback will encourage people of all ages to introduce themselves to local police, using the car itself to help start up a conversation,” said Superintendent Dzevlan.

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The S7 Sportback is powered by 4.0 TFSI Biturbo V8 that produces 331kW and 550Nm of torque, and is capable of blasting from 0-100km/h in 4.6 seconds.

It is priced from $180,716 plus on-road costs.

 

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