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Wolfgang Egger, head of Audi design, and the Singleframe of the Crosslane Coupé
Wolfgang Egger, head of Audi design, with the Singleframe of the Crosslane Coupé behind him
<strong>Audi crosslane coupe</strong>
<strong>Auto Union Silver Arrows</strong><br />The Auto Union (a brand formed by the merger of Horch, Audi, Wanderer, and DKW), considered the predecessor of today's Audi, manufactured this Grand Prix racing car with a V16 engine from 1934 to 1939. The photo shows the Type C from 1936.
<strong>Audi 100 Coupe S</strong><br />The "Audi 100," a predecessor to the current "A6," debuted in 1968. The photo shows the "Coupe S," which appeared in 1970. According to Egger, this front end is the ancestor of the current Singleframe grille.
<strong>Audi A8L</strong><br />The A8, which received a minor change in 1999, gained a front grille split into upper and lower sections. The photo shows the second-generation A8 from 2003, which inherited the front design from its predecessor.
<strong>Audi A6</strong><br />The third-generation A6, which adopted the Singleframe grille. The photo shows the 2008 model.
<strong>Audi A3</strong><br /><a href=March 2012 The A3, which made its debut at the Geneva International Motor Show, features the current Singleframe grille. " title="A3_12" data-src="/galleries/images/000/106/334/medium/53c3eec2-7d6a-49fc-a0b8-28e6077d7550.jpg">
<strong>Audi crosslane coupe</strong>
<strong>Audi crosslane coupe</strong><br />The Crosslane Coupé's frame, the "Multi Material Spaceframe," is integrated with the Singleframe.

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